Japan (Nov2011) Day 6: Shin-Osaka to Gotemba
Yes, I know. Why did I go from Tokyo, down south to Okayama, and then up north to Gotemba again?
2 main reasons: 1, my cousin could only meet me on that particular day. 2, Grinpa themepark is closed on this day so I can only visit the following day. Grinpa themepark is where the Sylvanian Families themepark is located at.
Therefore on the morning of this day, I took Shinkansen from Shin-Osaka to Mishima, then local train from Mishima to Numazu, and then Ltd Exp train from Numazu to Gotemba.
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Mt Fuji...being blocked by clouds on both days I was at Gotemba. |
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transferring to the Ltd Exp Odakyu train at Numazu. |
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Ltd Exp train, from Numazu to Gotemba. |
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Finally arrived at Gotemba station |
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train schedules |
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Mt Fuji biscuit |
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There's 2 exits at Gotemba station. Go Mt Fuji side exit for the hotel & bus terminal, whereas go to Hakone side exit to take shuttle bus to Gotemba Premium Outlet. |
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I bought my Grinpa bus tickets + admission tix package from this counter at the bus terminal next to Gotemba station. |
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Bus terminal at Gotemba station |
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The hotel I stayed at, just opposite Gotemba station |
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After depositing my bags at the hotel, I went to take shuttle bus to Gotemba Premium Outlets |
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The bus stop for the Gotemba Premium outlet's shuttle bus |
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Crumpler camera bag, at Nikon store |
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Many shoppers brings their dogs along for shopping |
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I was bored waiting for shuttle bus to depart, so I took a pic of myself |
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My room at Gotemba |
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The view from my room at the hotel. The building in front is the Gotemba train station. |
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View of Mt Fuji from the hotel's rooftop. |
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Pink Pepsi |
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Dinner time |
I had dinner at a small ramen shop at the Gotemba train station.
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Wanton Miso Ramen |
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The ramen shop |
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My hotel room package is a ladies' package, so it comes with this bag of goodies |
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These are inside the bag. |
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My return bus tickets between Gotemba station & Grinpa, and Grinpa admission ticket's voucher. |
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8 degrees, in Nov. |
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