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Subject: Re: Twenty Twenty Olympics
Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2019 12:04:11 +0800
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Frankie <markjohnsonroofing@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am considering taking a road/rail trip from Kinokawa city to get all up
> in amongst the Olympics fervor.
> I doubt I would want go pay lodging price (if I can even find it)
> Any ideas on if or where I should stay would be appreciated.
> Any suggestions of any type on this would be appreciated as well.
> 

Stay with friends to avoid the rapacious lodging tariffs? Or try something
novel like capsule hotels or the AirB&B-type business model? I doubt the
police would allow you to camp in Hibiya, Ueno or Yoyogi parks, or, no
offense intended: to join the homeless along the riverbanks or Shinjuku
Station...