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04-02-2009, 12:23 PM

Gosh I will! And I'll definitly go to Ueno, I've read some things about it and is seems very interesting :0
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FYI, the word is Kansai, not Kensai.
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FYI, the word is Kansai, not Kensai.
Alright SORRY!

Califer, you may want to be careful, Iga Ueno and Ueno are 2 different thing
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..OK... and which one has the ninja museum? X"D
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Nice, is that where that big Toriyama illustration of Goku on a motercycle is? :'D

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Nice. I will keep that in my notes when i go there this year. My plans changed to 1 full month

Any entrance fee for the museum?
Drangonball isn't Osamu Tezuka...

And the entrance fee for adults was 500 yen.
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..OK... and which one has the ninja museum? X"D
Iga Ueno has the ninja Museum. The closest place of interest to you may be Kyoto (I only know how to get there through Kyoto, 2+ hours to get there). I've never been myself, but from what I heard, it isn't all that interesting. You are better off saving yourself that day. You may want to consider the Edomura in Nikko instead (EDO WONDERLAND NIKKO)

Ueno (The other place) is a small district in Tokyo Taito ward. 2 stations away (IF i remember correctly) from Akihabara. Nice little area with some interesting store and restaurant. There is a an american street (someone can give you the name, I don't remember what it is, something Amerikana or to that extent).. SOME influence from North American culture, not as much as what some like to think, but some....
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Drangonball isn't Osamu Tezuka...

And the entrance fee for adults was 500 yen.
Just another question, I tried looking this up, and can't find it.. is there a web site for the museum?
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Tips on interesting places - Kysuhu - 04-08-2009, 12:13 AM

1) Beppu City - the most famous onsen city in Japan (sand baths, mud baths, steam baths, onsens)

Beppu, Ōita - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Attractions:

8 Hells of Beepu

Beppu Travel: Hells (Jigoku)

Monkey Park - about 1000 wild Japanese Makaks

Beppu Travel: Takasakiyama Monkey Park

2) Mt. Aso - the biggest active volcano in Japan

Mount Aso - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

HAPPY NEKO - Budget accommodation in Beppu, Japan
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04-18-2009, 08:49 PM

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Iga Ueno has the ninja Museum. The closest place of interest to you may be Kyoto (I only know how to get there through Kyoto, 2+ hours to get there). I've never been myself, but from what I heard, it isn't all that interesting. You are better off saving yourself that day. You may want to consider the Edomura in Nikko instead (EDO WONDERLAND NIKKO)

Ueno (The other place) is a small district in Tokyo Taito ward. 2 stations away (IF i remember correctly) from Akihabara. Nice little area with some interesting store and restaurant. There is a an american street (someone can give you the name, I don't remember what it is, something Amerikana or to that extent).. SOME influence from North American culture, not as much as what some like to think, but some....
I have 12 days to fill with Kyoto and Osaka and I want Nikko somewhere in between. I really set my hopes up for Edo wonderland~ So I thought staying in Nikko for 2 days would be OK (or isn't this worth it? xD)
This leaves me 10 days for Osaka and Kyoto, 5 days each. I REALLY want to visit Hiroshima, I thought a long day from Kyoto or Osaka should make that possible?

I don't want to go too much outside the Kansei region, because I'm afraid it will take a lot of time. Mt. Aso came to my attention, but I'm afraid that visiting Mt. Aso will cost me days of Kyoto/Osaka (noooo!). From Kyoto/Osaka it's possible to visit Nara for one day right? :0


Whaha, all these questions. I just want this trip to be perfect, don't want to feel I left anything out when I'll leave for Holland again :"D
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