Re: Places in Tokyo for the moral traveller?
"Declan Murphy" <declan_murphy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:3FF664DC.60107@hotmail.com...
> that you are missing, I suggest you get out of town and do some
> travelling during the few remaining days that you remain here.
Don't have money. Is there a place I can go cheaply, that isn't some
tourist trap, that really is the countryside? It has to be something other
than foreigner-hating onsen or temples with their dirty stone statues.
> differential), and if nothing else, at least you would be offline.
Some people are under the impression that I do nothing but sit at the PC all
day. As a matter of fact, I have already been to all the obvious places in
Tokyo, including the museums. I just haven't found anything interesting.
> and Wakkanai. For the most part the whole concrete metropolis consists
> of buckletloads of small, fairly insular little urban villages that have
> simply grown into each other. If you ger lucky, you might even spot a
> big yellow hato bus and be able to jot down the phone number or url.
People talk about this yellow bus a lot. Is there anything special about
it, or is it just going on a tour of the concrete metropolis with its small,
fairly insular little urban villages that have simply grown into each other?
Fnews-brouse 1.9(20180406) -- by Mizuno, MWE <mwe@ccsf.jp>
GnuPG Key ID = ECC8A735
GnuPG Key fingerprint = 9BE6 B9E9 55A5 A499 CD51 946E 9BDC 7870 ECC8 A735