「道に迷うことにも楽しみがある。」
I would recommend Hotel Kazusaya to anyone anytime. It's 1 minute away from Shin-Nihonbashi Station which is 1 stop away from Tokyo Station, has free wireless and is inexpensive.
I actually can stand the cold much more than I think. Training from the LTs at NUS perhaps.
Losing your way can be fun. I lost mine for more than an hour and found the Bank of Japan which looked extremely out of place in Tokyo.
If you lose your way in Tokyo, station-hop for maps.
The underground network that's linked to Tokyo Station is a shopping haven.
Do visit the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens and the Imperial Palace East Gardens in Tokyo. The land in the Outer Gardens is extremely vast and the East Gardens is rich in history. It's free but you'll need at least half a day.
Still not used to situations where the other person uses casual forms but I have to use polite forms.
Japanese women have very pretty eyes.
Pictures of the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens:




「それが冒険なのか危険なのか陰険なのか探検なのか...やらなかったらわからない。」
I didn't puke on the flight.
I missed my lunch on the flight.
Don't take the words of experienced ones wholesale!
The English here isn't easy to understand.
Slow-moving people do not like fast-moving vehicles.
Taking trains in Japan is an art.
I actually have more strength than I think.
Bento sets from Japanese convenience stores are tasty.
I see Keigo everywhere!