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- Tokyo Daytripper: Lighthouses, Observation Towers, Beaches, Quaint Stations, Memories & A Fish Shrine At Chiba’s Most Easterly Point
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- The Goddess Statue Watching Over This Coastal Area
- TF Flashback: Time To Revisit Thailand To Travel Around Phuket, Bangkok & Ayutthaya (2008)
- Jumping On The Baseball Bandwagon In Japan (& Then Jumping Right Off It Again!)
- Alphabet Dating In Japan With My Wife Who Was Still Completely Unaware Of The Task At Hand! (S02E04 P-T)
- I went To The Champions League Final! No, Not The UEFA One But The Asian One!
- Unstaffed Stations Of Japan #13 – Daishimae (a.k.a Japan’s Busiest Unstaffed Station)
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Monthly Archives: June 2014
On Screen #4 – Brazil
With Brazil hosting this years FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Olympic games there is a lot of focus on the nation which has given the world samba, coffee, caipirinha, Copacabana, the Amazon and some of the worlds greatest ever football players. It … Continue reading
TF Recipes #4 – Wasabi On Toast
Following on from such legendary Tokyo Fox dishes as Natto on toast, Sashimi on toast and Miso on toast it’s time to up the ante a bit and so, in association with the mysterious Neil’s Meals blog, we bring you wasabi-on-toast….as well … Continue reading
Tokyo Daytripper: Top 10 Chiba Sights
It’s quite easy to knock Chiba but I will always have a strong affection for the place as its where my Japan adventure began all those years ago in a small apartment in Matsudo-shi. As transport links to Tokyo are good, … Continue reading
Tokyo Daytripper: Riding One Of Tokyo’s Last Surviving Tram Lines Pt II
If you thought it was all a bit kid-orientated in part one of this trip then fear not as the Tokyo Fox journey along the Toden Arakawa line continues on to the other end of the spectrum. Shin-Koshinzuka is a 15 minute … Continue reading
Posted in Japan Life, Japan Travel, Tokyo Daytripper:
Tagged Faito Gyouza sugamo, Kishimojin temple, Koganji Temple sugamo, sights along arakawa line, Sugamojizo-Dori Avenue, toden arakawa line, Tokyo Daytripper:, waseda university, what do japanese students wear to university?, zoshigaya cemetery, Zoshigaya Missionary Museum
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Tokyo Daytripper: Riding One Of Tokyo’s Last Surviving Tram Lines Pt I
Recent trips around Japan to the likes of Hiroshima in March and Nagasaki in April have given me the opportunity to ride around on their excellent trams and I guess I must have been feeling nostalgic for these street cars last month … Continue reading
TF Top 10……’Alternative’ Museums In Tokyo
There have been many times in the past that I have visited museums when in new cities just because of a sense of obligation to do so due to what the guide books say. Japanese people tend to sleep in … Continue reading
Posted in Japan Life, Tokyo Daytripper:
Tagged how to get to nihon minkaen, how to get to the Tobacco & Salt Museum, Japan world cup museum, NHK museum of broadcasting, omiya bonsai art museum, parasite museum Meguro, Star Wars shop Tokyo, tokyo olympic museum, where is the ghibli museum?
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World Cup Opening Titles: Japan/Korea 2002
Whenever there’s a World Cup on the horizon the media tend to look back at past tournaments and so, as a Japanese based website, this as a good opportunity to look back at the 2002 tournament which Japan co-hosted alongside neighbours … Continue reading
Tokyo Daytripper: Out & About In Ota
When I first started dating my girlfriend she lived with her parents in Ota-Ku (Ota City) and it wasn’t too long before I was invited to her neck of the woods to meet her family. Apart from the similar wordplay … Continue reading