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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Hina Cafe

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September 5, 2011. Chances are you wouldn't stumble across this gem of a cafe on your own. Not only is it located in a fairly out of the way location. But it's also hidden from view from the street. I'm happy that my colleague took me to lunch here once so now I can share it with others. One of the nicest things about Hina Cafe is the interior. It's really unique- there are random antiques strewn all over the place and cool raw wooden furniture. When the weather is nice you can eat on the patio. Shizuoka...

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Geleeun's Coffee House

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July 13, 2010. This beautifully decorated brick house turned cafe offers a nice selection of coffee, tea, dessert and light meals at reasonable prices. Opening hours are 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. It's located here. Close to Fuji City Hall, so may be a good place to relax after you pick up your gaijin card. Anmitsu and cream hotcakes. A glimpse at the menu. Posted by Fuji City, Japan. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fuji City, Japan. A resource for those living here or just passing through.

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Kappazushi restaurant

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September 8, 2010. Also also called kaiten sushi or conveyor belt sushi. It's cheap and fun. Just grab whatever you want from the belt as it goes around. You can also order exactly what you want by using the computer screen next to your table. In that case, your order will come straight to you on a plastic shinkansen :) It's very easy to use the computer screen even if you don't speak Japanese because the pictures show you what you're getting and the prices are clearly marked. Posted by Fuji City, Japan.

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Mt. Minobu & Minobu-san Kuonji temple

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September 29, 2010. Mt Minobu and Minobu-san Kuonji temple. Shizuoka prefecture borders beautiful Yamanashi prefecture so it's a good place for a day trip. From Fuji Station, the Minobu Line train will take you to Minobu Town or further on Kofu (both excellent Yamanashi destinations). The trip from Fuji Station to Minobu takes about 85 minutes and costs 820 yen each way. This train ride covers an absolutely beautiful stretch along the Fuji River and through the mountains. Part of the view. There's also a...

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Aokigahara Jukai (Suicide Forest)

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October 31, 2010. Aokigahara Jukai (Suicide Forest). With the Kawaguchiko Station bound bus. In the peak season, you can stop for a delicious organic lunch at nearby Solar Cafe. Posted by Fuji City, Japan. Labels: beyond Fuji City. February 21, 2013 at 8:59 PM. Its in fact very complicated in this busy life to listen news on TV, so I only use the web for that reason, and obtain the most up-to-date news. My blog post read the source. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fuji City, Japan. Fuji Soko Undo Park.

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Tsuke Napori

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June 16, 2011. This is the signature dish of the Yoshiwara section of Fuji City. It's basically a Japanese take on Neapolitan pasta. You use chopsticks to dip your pasta in the tomato sauce. It's very yummy. Many different cafes and restaurants in Yoshiwara offer their own versions of the dish. The one above has sakura ebi (tiny shrimp) in the pasta. My favorite is from Sofarii Cafe. Here, you can order onigiri (rice balls) to mix into the sauce you have left over at the end. So good! Fuji City, Japan.

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Mt. Fuji Fifth Station

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July 27, 2010. Mt Fuji Fifth Station. There is a lot of information out there about how to get to Mt. Fuji from Tokyo. But if you actually live in the area around Mt. Fuji, you may not know that there are direct buses that go to the Fifth Station (Fujinomiya Trail), the starting point for most people who climb. You can catch the bus from Shin Fuji Station, Fuji Station or Fujinomiya Station. It costs 3000 yen for a return ticket (2310 yen one way). Information on the Fujinomiya trail can be found here.

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Rafting on the Fujikawa

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October 20, 2010. Rafting on the Fujikawa. The Fujikawa (Fuji River) is one of the three most rapid rivers in Japan. The other two are the Magami River in Yamagata and the Kuma River in Kumamoto. This makes it ideal for white water rafting. There are a number of companies in Shizuoka that offer guided rafting and canyoning in the area. At Natural Action Outdoor Tours. Here's a video of what it's like:. Posted by Fuji City, Japan. February 21, 2013 at 9:00 PM. For payday loans in pa. Fuji City, Japan.

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Jumbo Encho home center

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August 9, 2010. Jumbo Encho home center. Jumbo Encho is a huge home center in the Yoshiwara district of Fuji City. It has everything you may need for your home at reasonable prices. For example you can buy:. A puppy (and general pet supplies). You can also get electronic appliances, heating and. Posted by Fuji City, Japan. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fuji City, Japan. A resource for those living here or just passing through. View my complete profile. Gakunan Tetsudo wine train. Fuji Soko Undo Park.

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FUJI CITY NOTEBOOK: Fuji Festival

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August 2, 2010. Take the train to JR Fujikawa Station and follow the mob of people. It's about a ten minute walk to the festival site. The most comfortable place to view the fireworks is from a picnic spot but you have to buy a ticket that costs around 5000 yen (you can maybe fit up to ten people in each spot). This year, the fireworks started at 7:30 pm but come early to enjoy the festival mood. Posted by Fuji City, Japan. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fuji City, Japan. View my complete profile.