Travel in Japan

One sunny day in March 2008, we decided that we should go check out how real snow looks and feels like.

We had a blast taking numerous trains in Kyushu . However, for the West (by West, I mean the area covered by JR West) it was just a few trains that we tried

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Trains, Trains, Trains & A Tram – The West

Yebisu Garden Place is one of Ebisu’s main tourist attraction;

Last month, I posted some photos of airport trains ; the N’EX, the Rapi:t and the Haruka in one of my posts. Now, time for some photos of the trains we took zipping along the island of Kyushu. We took this Limited Express Huis Ten Bosch from Hakata Station to HuisTen Bosch Station.

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Trains, Trains, Trains – Rides In Kyushu

and taking the Resort Shirakami train – Buna. I posted about the trip earlier in the post : Day 4 In Japan – A 5 Hour Trip To Nowhere . Why did I call it a trip to nowhere

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A Scenic Ride On The Gono Line Part I

It’s pretty easy feeding my son during our vacation in Japan because what he likes to eat can pretty much be found everywhere; from the nearest konbini to depachika to food courts.

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Food We Ate : My Son’s Favourite Lunch On-The-Go

Day 10 was spent relaxing in a Japanese Inn called Uematsuya and dipping countless of times in the onsens.

Originally posted here:
Day 11 In Japan : On The Train Again

Day 10 was a day for us to enjoy a relaxing day in a Japanese Inn and soak in onsens! Lovely.

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Day 10 In Japan : A Romantic Ride On The Bessho Line

On Day 9 of our trip, we got on

We were back to KL since last Saturday already and yet, my trip report is only up to Day 4. Haven’t been posting anything new since last Friday due to a sucky broadband connection at my home so I apologise for the almost non-activity. This is a continuation from our previous post about taking the Resort Shirakami Buna train from Akita to Aomori.

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Day 4 In Japan : From Nowhere Back To Akita