Day Six Seodaemun Prison - Gyeongbokgung Palace & Museum - Bukhansan (Korea National Park) Fresh crisp cold morning all wrapped up & ready for the day! Sightseeing book in hand we headed for the subway. At the subway we obtained a map from the information booth we borrowed a pen & circled on the map Seoul's highlights we wanted to visit in the short time that we had here. When passing the pen back to the man on the information stand he wanted to hel...

Day Five Leaving Tokyo - Heading for Seoul Bags packed & ready to go we grabbed our last breakfast (a pot noodle) in Tokyo. Grabbing the train we headed to Nartia airport. A nice airport, in fact very expensive & not cheap at all! We nosed around the airport shops & we grabbed a bite to eat. We grabbed some goodies from a shop & off we went to board the plane. Boarding to Seoul was exciting, a new airline & very different to our crappy bri...

Day Four Mount Fuji - Kawaguchiko - Shinjuku Another early rise & shine. Breakfast consisted of Kelloggs Frosties (yeah we found a supermarket that sells the most expensive cereal in the world) & milk that tastes like liquidised cheese. Also in the supermarket we found some extra thick weird looking bread, some packet ham & nasty cheese slices. So whilst eating our English breakfast Andy made our sandwiches for the day. We gathered our things togeth...

Day Three Kamakura Shaky start today, lack of sleep for both us & it appears to be raining outside - no Mount Fuji for us today, where else to explore??? After scouting around on the Internet Andy came across a place outside of Tokyo called Kamakura. Rucksacks packed with waterproofs, water & a bag of crisps we where on our way! The train journey began - From Asakuska on the Ginza train line to Ueno. Ueno to Tokyo on the Yamanote line. Tokyo to Ofuna ...

Day Two Central Tokyo (Ginza & the Imperial Palace) Bright & early 8am start, quick shower & ready for the day ahead. Getting anything other than noodles or rice for breakfast was going to prove to be a challenge. We entered a mini supermarket called Family Mart to see if we could source some breakfast, after about 10 mins of trying to understand packets we grabbed some extremely small sandwiches (that had no crusts) a carton of milk & headed ...