Robins Japan

久しぶりです (hisashiburi desu) long time no see. Soon i will travel my sixth time to Japan and since im having a wedding party there and some of my folks comming too i finally found motivation to write a short How-to Tokyo! This How-To is highly based on my personal experiences and my way of doing things, so keep in mind there are probalby different ways of handling things. At the end of the article is a small summary with some main tipps. So far i hope you enjoy my tipps and i will write soon from again from japan! Where to stay There are several Hotels in Tokyo. Still its wise to book beforhand. Sometimes there are busy seasons especialy when the students apply for universitys many hotels are booked out. Its wise to not stay near to the airport. Which part of the city depends a little on your intressts but anyway from every part you can easily visit the other districts with the train. For me i liked the area around korakuen near tokyo dome the most couse of easy access and many ...

Wow time is running so fast!  I'm about to travel my fifths time to Japan. Two years ago was my first trip. This time I'm traveling together with my girlfriend to meet friends and relatives. The start of the trip is already good. We got a free upgrade to premium economy! It's not business like last year in summer, but still better seats and service :-) I really like that airline! The next 12 hours maybe will be a bit boring in the plane but I hope for good movies. Also this trip we have a tight and intressting shedule. For example we will visit fujisan and we make a travel to the countryside of japan in tokushima. Also I'm looking forward to eat my first kobe beef! But for now I settle with a fresh mint tea, search some Pokémon and wait for the flight to start :-)

Why does holiday is always so fast! Suddenly im sitting at the airport and enjoy my last Matcha Latte. Didn't I arrived just yesterday? I assume not but my feeling says otherwise. I had a nice trip again. And saw a lot of things and met many new people. Even my Japanese seems to improve a little bit so I sometimes surprise people by understanding what's going on :D I saw fukuoka, could travel together with my girlfriend, saw a Japanese house from the inside, ate many Japanese food.... by the way I love udon noodles. And at this one udon shop they thought I'm living there couse every time I'm around we eat there. So long back to Germany. Tomorrow I can work again. Also this time the waiting for my girlfriend is not so long, so I'm looking forward to new adventures in Germany in the next month's!