Japan Road Trip (a pictorial)

[marurun]

I miss Japan so badly. I need to get back there. I spent most of my time in Tokyo, but I have fond memories of Hiroshima and Shiwa (small town in Iwate) as well.

Painfully natsukashii...

[Ducky]

Absolutely incredible photos, hashiriya1! It really felt like we were going on your journey with you. Japanese scenery is truly wonderful.

Looking forward to your game shop specific photos, as well!

[Luke]

It was interesting to see the American flag flying high in Japan. It also appears that most people in Japan back into their parking space.

Thanks for sharing.

[brunoafh]

Very cool, thanks a bunch of sharing. Going through those pictures is likely to be the most exciting part of my day today, and I'll probably go through the thread again when my gf gets home and show her.

I can't wait to visit myself one day.

[aaron]

this was awesome. thanks so much for sharing these. i have a friend living in tokyo right now on an english-teaching program and he's loving it. someday i'll get over there...

[CRTGAMER]

Very nice pics, you really captured an insight for the rest of us. I feel like I was in the care driving in Japan myself! That 64 Chevy lowrider caught my eye, must be very uncommon there. The Curry Ramen looks yummy, did you ever try Natto?

[muhanad]

Great pictures and great food! You got a shit ton of stuff from those Yahoo auctions! Makes me want to go to Japan so badly! One day...

When are you putting up pictures of the game stores? Cant wait to see them

[sonic2041]

I had no idea that Japan drove on the left side of the road.

[Hobie-wan]

I had no idea that Japan drove on the left side of the road.

As a side effect of that, its why Japanese cars have the gas filler on the right instead of the left like US ones. The steering wheel and whatnot get moved, but generally stuff elsewhere in the car stays put.

[hashiriya1]

I had no idea that Japan drove on the left side of the road.

As a side effect of that, its why Japanese cars have the gas filler on the right instead of the left like US ones. The steering wheel and whatnot get moved, but generally stuff elsewhere in the car stays put.

I don't know if that determines which side the gas filler is on. That Honda Civic I drove has its gas filler on the left side, as you can see in the pictures.