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Category: My latest Europe trip | Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 1:42 am OK, here are some pics that didn't make it in the first trip journal. But before I do that, you might like to see a map of where I have taken you so far. This is the map of the entire trip. So, we are actually starting the trip again, with missed pics. When we arrived in Japan (Narita Airport) we were quite hungry. But how do you decide what is good and what is not if you cannot read Japanese. (No English subtitles!!) It all looked VERY spicy with lots of sauce on everything. So we tried 2 dishes. Frankly, I wish we hadn't! One was a noodle dish with sauce that would burn through steel plate. The other was quite nice, but left an aftertaste of old socks. Nevermind, we thought, we'll have a lovely breakfast in the motel in the morning. (As an aside, it is SOOOOO funny watching Japanese TV. Particularly the English series shows and commercials. There was one commercial in which a number of overall clad stunning ladies were competing in a trail bike race. They jumped all the jumps, fell off once, and eventually one won the race. She took off her overalls to reveal she was wearing a stunning, jewel clad evening dress, complete with diamond necklace. The ad was for diamonds!!. It is also a hoot to watch english TV shows in Japanese, like Frasier, Bugs Bunny, etc) In the morning we went down for breakfast. You had a choice of traditional Japanese fare or Western style breakfast. As we had tried Japanese the previous night we looked at the Western. Here is a pic of the breakfast bar and what they believe is the standard Western style breakfast. Hot greasy chips, spaghetti, baked beans, greasy sausages, cream filled donuts and fried onions! I settled for some toast & orange juice. The taxis are really great. They all look the same. All drivers wear white gloves and peaked hats. They always bow to you and are very friendly, but most don't speak much english! Security is also VERY tight at the airport. Each vehicle and person is inspected on the way in. Some gaurds check the vehicle, inside & out, while others check passports and hand luggage. (We were told not to take pictures as they get very angry, but I couldn't resist!) This blog entry has been viewed 453 times
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>> Hot greasy chips, spaghetti, baked beans, greasy sausages, cream filled donuts and fried onions!
I like the map too. I liked all your pictures. I probably won't see those places. We don't fly. dooley
Yes, the eggs were funny too. Here we are used to either poached, fried, or scrambled. There they were, kind of, in a ball. (Its hard to explain)
Hi dooley,
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