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fivemackI believe some of my readers may have been to Tokyo at some point.
I'm there for about 36 hours; the flight from Taiwan arrives mid-afternoon on the 27th, so I probably don't get to my hotel until the evening given how far out Narita is. I have all of the 28th; the flight to Canada leaves 1520 which means I probably have a couple of hours in the morning of the 29th - I'm not an early riser.
What should I see? The Web is saying 'admire the shops in Akihabara' - but I have a PC, laptop, PDA, digital camera already, and not really the money for another. And 'visit the Imperial Palace gardens and walk round the outside of the Imperial Palace', but I'm not sure that's a whole day. I'd like to find something appropriately Japanese to see one evening, rather than The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe or, even worse, Harry Potter 4; but I'm not sure where to start.
Help me, O my far-flung friends!
I'm there for about 36 hours; the flight from Taiwan arrives mid-afternoon on the 27th, so I probably don't get to my hotel until the evening given how far out Narita is. I have all of the 28th; the flight to Canada leaves 1520 which means I probably have a couple of hours in the morning of the 29th - I'm not an early riser.
What should I see? The Web is saying 'admire the shops in Akihabara' - but I have a PC, laptop, PDA, digital camera already, and not really the money for another. And 'visit the Imperial Palace gardens and walk round the outside of the Imperial Palace', but I'm not sure that's a whole day. I'd like to find something appropriately Japanese to see one evening, rather than The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe or, even worse, Harry Potter 4; but I'm not sure where to start.
Help me, O my far-flung friends!
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Date: 2005-12-25 04:45 pm (UTC)