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May 4th 2007
Published: May 4th 2007
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Thursday: Come Again to Kamakura! How's the sushi in Zushi? I had to make some quick changes. The camping trip to Yamaguchi was off. May 3rd, Constitution Day. Takeshi and I were getting along famously. Standing at the JR wicket where I learned it was no problem to extend my return journey free of charge, I asked if I could stay with my host the rest of Golden Week. He agreed. At his suggestion... Read Full Entry



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Doraemon sweets, UenoDoraemon sweets, Ueno
Doraemon sweets, Ueno
Benzaiten temple, UenoBenzaiten temple, Ueno
Benzaiten temple, Ueno
yatai (food stalls) selling yakitori, and other fried foods and sweets line the bridge to Benzaiten, on Shinobazu Pond
row boats & paddle boats, Shinobazu-ike, Uenorow boats & paddle boats, Shinobazu-ike, Ueno
row boats & paddle boats, Shinobazu-ike, Ueno
the curious building in the background is the Sofitel. It seemed empty but didn't appear new or under construction/ renovation. The crane may have been part of its construction?
an inviting little bar, Ameya-Yokochoan inviting little bar, Ameya-Yokocho
an inviting little bar, Ameya-Yokocho
located under the tracks just south of Ueno Station, this shopping district dates back to pre-economic boom Japan
eating God knows what, but very tasteyeating God knows what, but very tastey
eating God knows what, but very tastey
Ameya-yokocho yatai customers grab the last fried something or others of the day
Takeshi, Korean BBQ, ShibuyaTakeshi, Korean BBQ, Shibuya
Takeshi, Korean BBQ, Shibuya
moi, Korean BBQ, Shibuyamoi, Korean BBQ, Shibuya
moi, Korean BBQ, Shibuya
this place is a chain in Tokyo. The pots are so smokey customers usually request to have their coats and bags put in plastic sacks in the back room
moi, i like my meat well donemoi, i like my meat well done
moi, i like my meat well done
breakfast on the balcony, Nakanobreakfast on the balcony, Nakano
breakfast on the balcony, Nakano
Shibuya skyscraper district in the distance. Had to include this snapshot of Takeshi - a Japanese Tom Cruise, eh
nun on the run, Shibuya Stationnun on the run, Shibuya Station
nun on the run, Shibuya Station
Twister Anyone?Twister Anyone?
Twister Anyone?
amid a field of footballs and frisbees and a hundred different games, Yoyogi Park
Rose Garden, Yoyogi ParkRose Garden, Yoyogi Park
Rose Garden, Yoyogi Park



28th July 2007

Vicki
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Actually the story of Minamoto Yoritomo, and his younger brother Yoshitsune, is my favourite part of Japanese history!

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