Time to leave Japan. I have a flight this afternoon from Narita. I’m still working on the rest of my journal entries. Until they’re posted, please enjoy a selection of photos from Japan.
Around the office:
Kenny & Kirk, our local sales reps
Our office in Tokyo
Justin’s favorite office item, the Coke machine
Tokyo Dome City:
Why is Denny’s in Japan?
Big neon sign for Godzilla to crush
Tokyo Dome City at night
Subway Station:
Train Map (see Kenny’s hair at bottom of pic)
Random train platform
Morning rush at the train station (1)
Morning rush at the train station (2)
Riding In Trains:
Kirk in Rush Hour
Compressed People
Now stopping at Tokyo Station
Horse stable under a rail station (1)
Horse stable under a rail station (2)
Express Train
Random Items:
The Goodyear Blimp?
Cartoon on Jumbo TV
TIme for a break:
Justin takes an ice cream break (1)
Justin takes an ice cream break (2)
Justin bows to peer pressure
Flying to Komatsu:
Japanese beverages – Tasty Fitness
Japanese beverages – Pocari Sweat
Tokyo Haneda Airport
View from the plane (1)
View from the plane (2)
View from the plane (3)
Video screen on landing (shows a view from a camera on the nose).
From Komatsu to Unoke:
Gas prices in Japan (that’s yen per liter … 118 yen to the dollar)
Have a Coke & a smile
Local eatery (1)
Local eatery (1)
Statue in front of train station
Warning: Steam Powered Locomotive Ahead!
Going to Yonezawa:
Damn Starbucks
Mountains (1)
Mountains (2)
Train Schedule
Well engineered sign in train station (how many American companies would bother with the cables?)
Yonezawa:
Mountains (1)
Mountains (2)
Mountains (3)
Justin in Yonezawa
The NEC Virtual Fish Tank (one of their best selling products)
The sign says ‘do not feed the fish’
House Slippers (you wear these inside the building, a tradition still held by established Japanese companies)
Near Nagano:
Looking out my train window
This map should clear things up
More snow-capped mountains
Vending machines everywhere
This must be a very thirsty country
Engrish translation problems with this soda
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