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  • Godzillra Attack!We did it! Landing in Tokyo after a grueling 14.5 h Posted by AshleyQ in Team Awesome's Adventure | Nov 24, 2011
  • Kyoto and HiroshimaOur first impression of Kyoto was “oh wow, it’s all modern and city like, thought it was going to be all old temples and stuff”. Once we got hold of a map, had a chat to the hostel staff Posted by Meluke in A slice of life | Nov 21, 2011
  • HelloHello<a href="http://www.travellerspoint.com/blog.cfm ">テストです</a>ごきげんよう。 Posted by caf45q5c6ts3pxz in Hello Sunrise | Nov 13, 2011
  • Tokyo and Mt FujiThe arrival into Tokyo was quite the mission. It took a total of just under 4hrs from disembarking plane and arriving at our accommodation. This involved two trains and a Subway including one of the busiest stations in Tokyo on Posted by Meluke in A slice of life | Nov 5, 2011
  • Tokyo, with foodThe fact that i'm writing about Tokyo even though it's been 3 years since my trip goes to show how awesome it was. Tokyo can be described with many adjectives, many of which I don't even know the meaning of Posted by richsta in Great adventures of.. | Nov 2, 2011
  • 6 days in TokyoDay 1 The flight to Tokyo arrived on time at around 9:30am, I passed quickly through immigration, dispite not knowing the address of where I'm staying; I gave them a name and they seemed happy with that. I walked to the Posted by kendrick in Asia and Australasia for 8 months | Oct 30, 2011
  • Hard boiled eggs and angry hairdressers...When I first arrived in Japan, I wanted to make a good first impression, so I would smile at everyone I passed, would bow to those staring at me as they drove past and I would say 'Ohayo gozaimasu' and Posted by nikio in Chasing my bliss... | Oct 28, 2011
  • HiroshimaHiroshima, I read, is the largest city in western Honshu. It is of course best known as the first city to ever be destroyed by a nuclear weapon when the US Army Air Forces dropped an atomic bomb over Posted by Blunty in Irashaimase | Sep 29, 2011
  • Osaka Man time certainly is relative... its seems like we were saving and waiting for 10 years for this trip to finally happen... and now its upon us and time just flies by!! Luckily we have Posted by ttbwarren in Blair & Stacey's World Tour | Oct 12, 2011
  • The Underground Railroad Condensed VersionAs we didn’t make it to the Dorchester Visitor’s Center on Sunday we got there by noon yesterday. I was already armed with a list of places I’d found on-line of Underground Railroad sites, needles Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Oct 11, 2011
  • Hiroshima Hiroshima... such a beautiful city... hard to imagine 65 years ago it literally didn't exist. Our time at the memorials/museums was humbling to say the least. We pray for all the souls Posted by ttbwarren in Blair & Stacey's World Tour | Oct 11, 2011
  • BeppuWe travelled next to Beppu, on the island of Kyushu, a city famous for having the largest number of hot springs or 'Onsen' in the whole of Japan. The onsen are hot springs that are produced Posted by Blunty in Irashaimase | Sep 28, 2011
  • The Saga Saga - part 3The drive to Saga induced some stress hysteria. It took us a long time to get there, and more time searching through the city to find the train station, which people seem to want to keep as a secret Posted by Blunty in Irashaimase | Sep 25, 2011
  • Kyoto/Nara Greetings Everyone & Happy Thanksgiving! Well we just got off the phone (Skype) with the whole Braaten household who were having their Thanksgiving dinner. Gotta love technology as it Posted by ttbwarren in Blair & Stacey's World Tour | Oct 9, 2011
  • Settling into life in the land of the Rising SunI recently moved to Japan as part of the Japan Exchange Teaching (“JET”) program and will spend the next year or two living in Nagasaki prefecture in the southernmost region of Japan, Kyushu. I live in a town called Ōmura Posted by nikio in Chasing my bliss... | Oct 9, 2011
  • Celebrating Korean Thanksgiving in Japan An overdue hello from Korea! It has been a crazy busy summer filled with tons and tons of teaching, trips to America, time at the beach, and what seems to be a million other things that have kept me Posted by nlpolyak in Welcome to Wherever You Are | Oct 9, 2011
  • Takayama Tonight as I write this we our settled into our next hostel situated in the heart of Japanese traditional culture... Kyoto. Man we sure travelled a few KM in the last few days... [ma Posted by ttbwarren in Blair & Stacey's World Tour | Oct 6, 2011
  • Hiroshima Going from Beppu to Hiroshima was like stepping out of a warm relaxing bath but instead of where your towel was hanging you find a vicious Ogre who proceeds to ferociously and repeatedly stab you in the eye with Posted by Hame in Adventures of a White Horse | Oct 6, 2011
  • The Saga Saga - part 1We all knew it was coming...a dreaded journey which would take 3 days, involving 3 shows, in 3 different cities, with a total drive time of over 15 hours. It would begin in Okayama, peak in Fukuoka, and end Posted by Blunty in Irashaimase | Sep 22, 2011
  • Kawaguchi-ko/Mount Fuji Japan is just full of wonder and great surprises... Leaving Tokyo behind was quite sad for us because it was such an exciting city chalked full of this great energy. But I suppose like Posted by ttbwarren in Blair & Stacey's World Tour | Oct 5, 2011
  • NaraNara is probably one of the loveliest places in Japan. When there isn't a typhoon! Nara was the first capitol of Japan. Now however, it is the capital city of Nara Prefecture; in the Kansai region of Japan. Posted by Blunty in Irashaimase | Sep 21, 2011
  • Tokyo Day 3 Prior to departing Canada several weeks ago I found a link in one of our guide books for a Free Tokyo Guide Service and thought it would be a good idea to try it out. I was placed in Posted by ttbwarren in Blair & Stacey's World Tour | Sep 30, 2011
  • Tokyo Day 1 & 2 Tokyo Day 1 - We're here... we made it... Words can not describe how horribly jet lagged we were after our flight! Korean Air was an excellent carrier however and we were treated very well. Ex Posted by ttbwarren in Blair & Stacey's World Tour | Sep 29, 2011
  • Rugby League viewing in RoppongiI spent my last full day in Tokyo sweating it up in various areas I wanted to re-explore such as Harijuku & Shinjuku. My goal in Shinjiku was to find the Golden Gai area which apparently is packed with Posted by mark_is_cool in Mark's 2011 euroasian adventure | Jul 6, 2011
  • Shibuya heatstroke & more getting losttest Posted by mark_is_cool in Mark's 2011 euroasian adventure | Jul 5, 2011
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