dera

You guys are missing the point. Only places you should go to in Japan are the Jet Lag Club, and the McDonalds next to Narita Stn. Rest of the time you should complain about how sh*t the hotel is and how there's nothing to see/do there.

wingedmunkie

You forgot the Mini Mart for their expansive sushi offerings!

Birdsmash

When you arrive late at night Mini-Mart sushi & beer is perfect.

Elevation

I hit that mini mart for gifts for neighbors. That place has gotten me out of trouble with escaped animals more times than I care to admit.

C17B74

Bahahaha, that's good - I do enjoy the Mini Mart in a pinch like the others. I always show up at 5PM sharp to sit and eat at the Spiral to be ahead of the other outfits and not stand and wait. Those of you having the opportunity to jump on the trains from there I suggest Shibuya, Shinjuku and Harajuku for kicks. If you manage to secure a trip to Nagoya/jump on the Bullet, Osaka or Okinawa (don't call them Japanese - "Okinawans" is correct) it's just another free trip to the depth of culture. We definitely need some fixes/additives contract or otherwise, but in the mean time venture out and enjoy the Oct festival in Spain out door Tapas for all, Skiing, horseback riding or zip lining, etc. in Almaty, paddle boarding in Guam, North Shore shark adventures/Oahu, go-cart racing Germany/Dubai (too hot), Thunder Jet boat in Sydney Harbor, New Years is great almost anywhere/Santiago, Chili was awesome but wow the bills we ran up. Rent a car in Europe with at least one responsible other with you cuz you can really get into some crazy there and stumble upon some incredible events. World Cup when held in Europe was totally insane in 06 and I'm not a foot-ball fan. Canada/Mexico side might be fun this next go around for North America, but hopefully it rolls back to Europe at the end of the decade. Sometimes you just never know what event is rolling upon arrival. F1, Moto GP, Sailing race if you're into that type of thing; otherwise, just chill with others over some libations solve the world's problems since we can't solve our own.