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Chuo Shinkansen will take you from Tokyo to Nagoya in just 40 minutes…but no one is sure when.
A trip that was meant to be pleasantly nostalgic resulted in a big shock, but also came with a silver, spicy lining.
81-year-old owner/designer builds what he sees in his dream, want visitors from overseas to experience his maze.
Our stay at a great hotel in the heart of Tokyo with a big Japanese-style bath, sauna, and great breakfasts.
Required fees will be in place by the start of hiking season, and probably won’t be the only thing you’ll need to pay for to see the sunrise from the summit.
Whether you’re looking to eat in the park, along the river, or on the Shinkansen, “Kyoto’s Kitchen” has you covered.
Mr. (and Mrs.) Sato ride the overnight rails back to his hometown on one of Japan’s coolest cross-country travel options.