I didn't see as much of Tokyo as everyone else. I was a little daunted by the thought of traveling by myself or with other students and no teachers in a city of this size, so when everyone split up to go exploring, I mainly stayed near the hostel. I did see four important things: the Tsukiji Fish Market, Ariake, the National Museum, and Akihabara Electric Town.
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Heather Meadows > Here, someone was explaining the pronunciation of English words using the International Phonetic Alphabet. There was also a description of how to use the air conditioner. (Big Passport, Tokyo)
Heather Meadows > The Simpsons love C.C. Lemon. Don't you? (Tokyo)
Heather Meadows > The floors of the "LAOX Home Electronics Store". All kinds of stuff, much of it duty-free. (Tokyo)
Heather Meadows > Here are some personal radios I saw at an electronics shop. (Tokyo)
Heather Meadows > Our first day in Tokyo was spent wandering around. We split up; I went with Dr. Stradford and James. After checking out an electronics store, we went to the National Museum in Ueno, where I saw Hokusai's Great Wave in person. It wasn't there when I returned in 2003.
Heather Meadows > Our first day in Tokyo was spent wandering around. We split up; I went with Todd and James. After checking out an electronics store, we went to the National Museum in Ueno, where I saw these items.
Heather Meadows > A dark picture of the lobby of the National Museum in Ueno Park. (Tokyo)
Heather Meadows > This is a building off to the left of the National Museum, in Ueno Park. It is always closed. (Tokyo)
Heather Meadows > The fountain in front of the National Museum, and the park extending along behind it. I got a better feel for the park when Sean and I visited in 2003. (Ueno)
Here, someone was explaining the pronunciation of English words using the International Phonetic Alphabet. There was also a description of how to use the air conditioner. (Big Passport, Tokyo)
> Here, someone was explaining the pronunciation of English words using the International Phonetic Alphabet. There was also a description of how to use the air conditioner. (Big Passport, Tokyo)
Here, someone was explaining the pronunciation of English words using the International Phonetic Alphabet. There was also a description of how to use the air conditioner. (Big Passport, Tokyo)
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