Japan
Kyoto, the beautiful city. Love hotels, Geisha and Abura noodles
Steeped in history, Kyoto is known as the most beautiful city in Japan. If you have the dreamy world of “Memoirs of a Geisha” in your mind, you won’t be too disappointed. After arriving by bullet train (awesome! and probably the best/cheapest way to get a ride on the train), we oriented ourselves and headed … Continue reading
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Tags: Abura soba, Arashiyama, archery, bamboo forest, Budo, bullet train, Chirimen Sansho Rice, Fine garden, Fushimi Inari shrine, GEAR, Geiko, Geisha, Gion corner, Golden pavilion, Japan, Kyo Kiyomizu Abura Soba Nekomata, Kyoto, Love hotel, Maiko, Memoirs of a Geisha, Minami, noodles, Sagano, School kids, Staniago Guest house, Tenryu-ji, Tori gates
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Osakaaaaa! Spa world and indoor markets
So we arrived from Tokyo on the sleeper bus fairly early in the morning, we’d had a good nights sleep in the bus, the buses are fantastic! I guess it’s because the roads are much like ours that we were easily able to watch a film and get to sleep without bumping out of our … Continue reading
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Tags: cross-dressing, Dr Oxygen, hotel diamond, Japanese Cabbage Pancakes, Nipponbashi, Okonomiyaki, onsen, Osaka, Pachinko, pinball, Shinkansen, sleeper bus, spa, spa world, spas, tempura, Tokyo, When the Cherry Blossoms Fall, World sauna
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