- Toto, we're not in Fenway Park anymore . . .
In honor of all the Red Sox players from Japan we decided to go back to their roots. While in Tokyo, Dave and I went to the Tokyo Dome to watch Hideki Okajima's first professional team, the Posted by daveliz in Dave & Elizabeth's World Adventure | May 27, 2009
- Summer Trip
From Kyoto to Osaka Posted by nicnocquee in Summer Trip | May 24, 2009
- Shrine-struck and star-struck
'Where are you now?' is a question a few people have asked so I feel I should tell you. Now, right now, I'm lying on the floor in my 'room' of the Muryokoin Temple, in a village called Koya-san, up Posted by henry.d.m in Round the World in 140 Days | May 21, 2009
- Japan part I
I hope you have time, it's a long one.....
Well, what can I say about Japan. I was thinking of all the words I could use to describe it like innovative, crazy, noisy etc but could only find one word Posted by blondesock in Travelling with GiGi... | May 16, 2009
- Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan has the largest metropolitan economy in the world! If your looking big, come visit Tokyo, it is the seat of the Japanese Government + the Imperial palace, the home of the imperial family. Tokyo was originally known as Posted by mtl in Tokyo | May 12, 2009
- a small selection of pictures
We have added a little bit of picture pleasure from Indonesia and Japan. More will be shown after we arrive home. It proves to be more difficult than expected to find fast internet with picasa3 (to upload the pictures huh)
we Posted by ro_gaby in Ro & Gaby around the world | May 6, 2009
- Life in Nagoya
I have been back in Nagoya for 2 weeks now. The first week was pretty much all working, mostly in the office doing not much at all, shredding paper, organising files, random menial tasks that were used to just keep Posted by -Bella. in My Big Adventure | May 3, 2009
- Well this is a long one...
Ok so...where did I leave off...I often ask this because now that I am back using an internet cafe, I write up these entries at home and then just copy them across when I’m at the cafe, saves time, Posted by -Bella. in My Big Adventure | Apr 29, 2009
- Thoughts on Japan – Part II
Getting around
We saw a large chunk of Tokyo while we were there, and did a lot of walking (sometimes 6 hours at a stretch), but we found that the best way to get around was to use the underground system. Posted by Julie1972 in Blowing the Mortgage | Apr 25, 2009
- Thoughts on Japan - Part I
At last! The Japanese update, three weeks late. How rubbish am I? (Don't bother to answer that, by the way; I already know.)
Anyway...
We spent a total of eleven days in Tokyo, being ready for a break from all the dashing Posted by Julie1972 in Blowing the Mortgage | Apr 21, 2009
- Japan
After a month of travelling through Indochina, we were definitely looking forward to cooling off in Japan and what we had started to refer to as "our holiday" (of course, within a holiday - sorry, that was not meant to Posted by HT in HT and Tez's Amazing Race | Mar 4, 2009
- Training continues
Well im still in Kumagaya, its been a super busy week, the days are all so long. Im either in the training classroom, or at classes, and when im home im preparing for the next day. Its pretty full on Posted by -Bella. in My Big Adventure | Apr 16, 2009
- Last thing about Tokyo Marathon
A friend of ours put together this video of me from the Tokyo Marathon. It was taken off Fuji television and he compiled all the clips that he found me in. Thank You Brent. That is awesome of you. Posted by trackers in ¡Global Nada! | Apr 11, 2009
- Kumagaya
so its day 4 of training done, today i had to do a demo lesson, well let me take a step back, ok, so we have been at classrooms in groups, mine is the Saitama group. There is 4 of Posted by -Bella. in My Big Adventure | Apr 9, 2009
- Tokyo Marathon Recap
I know Kristen got on here and told everyone my time, and I just wanted to let everyone know that I had a great race. We did not have perfect conditions, and honestly, when I woke up I was Posted by trackers in ¡Global Nada! | Apr 9, 2009
- Japan
In Japan, I got to see Kyoto, Tokyo, and Mount Fuji!
Kyoto
Tokyo
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- Tokyo Tour
I did the tourist thing on the second of April. Made reservations through the counter clerk. Got a map. Here is something for travelers to remember! Japanese maps don't have north at the top. They have a system I'm sure Posted by patgoodeve in Patrick's Okinawa, Tokyo, Viet Nam | Apr 2, 2009
- Tokyo town
Tokyo is just another big city only bigger. Reminds me of New York only more crowded and I can see over most people. Like most big city people Tokyo'kans are in more of a rush. If they're swearing at me Posted by patgoodeve in Patrick's Okinawa, Tokyo, Viet Nam | Apr 1, 2009
- Reflections on Okinawa
The first night Miles and I pushed our way through the crowds of pimps and hookers blocking every sidewalk, talking on their phones, sizing us up. The shouts and commotion kept us up all night. I thought, my god, Posted by patgoodeve in Patrick's Okinawa, Tokyo, Viet Nam | Mar 30, 2009
- Redemption
Class starts at ten. It is a great honour to have a one on one class. I was there at 9:30 walking up the four flights of stairs. Past the barking door bell dog owned by Sense i's brother Past Posted by patgoodeve in Patrick's Okinawa, Tokyo, Viet Nam | Mar 29, 2009
- Doing Katas in th rain
I woke up this morning still berating myself for the poor showing at the dojo Saturday night. Had more runny eggs for brekky with cold bean sprouts and spinach. I still can't get a handle on the slurping thing especially Posted by patgoodeve in Patrick's Okinawa, Tokyo, Viet Nam | Mar 29, 2009
- Seventies stylin in utsunomiya
So i have been in Utsunomiya for the last 2 days..well actually got in last night and leave monday. anyways took a train from Mito to get here, about 2 hrs it took. We are in Tochogi prefecture...i think i Posted by -Bella. in My Big Adventure | Mar 29, 2009
- Earth Quakes ain't so bad
I'm tired. I'm sore. The Tylenols aren't cutting it any more. If it's not blowing a typhoon then there's earthquakes like the one Friday night that shook the bed so bad it woke me up just after 4:00 Posted by patgoodeve in Patrick's Okinawa, Tokyo, Viet Nam | Mar 28, 2009
- Sitting with Sense i
Sense i Yagi was gracious enough to give me a private lesson. Being under such a concentrated spot light is exhausting, not to mention doing the form's movements over and over. We only got to Saifa an indicator of Posted by patgoodeve in Patrick's Okinawa, Tokyo, Viet Nam | Mar 26, 2009
- tokyo
After travelling through India we flew over to visit a friend in Tokyo, Andrew. This visit was less about cultural experience and more about rest and relaxation.
Andrew as usual was an awesome host and gave us a week of fun. Posted by hughmadden in escape from reality | Mar 27, 2009