She says:Oh, the sweet agony of a timed out Internet! I just spent forty minutes writing THE most brilliant blog post the world has ever seen, and, in a doomed race against time, the Tokyo hotel computer counted me down and I desperately jabbed at the save and publish button. Japanese warning messages were popping up on the screen, I was futilely ignoring them, trying to post for you, and the screen went black. All my hard work - gone. Into the Japanese Internet ...

She says: You'll all undoubtedly be impressed with Matt's adventuresome eating thus far. Last night, we had our first dinner at a Tokyo Burger King. This morning, he chose the Denny's across from our hotel. We are currently waiting for his second plate of French toast. Because Tokyo was our first stop for last year's S & M Amazing Race, we actually kind of knew what to expect. Instead of taking the slowest train and getting hopelessly lost, we took a ridicul...

He says: Twenty-four hours and over 11,000 kms later we made it to Tokyo. I'm exhausted, but excited to explore. We're staying in Shibuya, which is home to the world's busiest intersection. I've already counted three MacDonald's and one Sbarro (I didn't realize that Michael Scott's favourite NYC pizza joint was still in business) within walking distance, so if I need a North American food fix it shouldn't be too difficult...because that's why you come to Tokyo....

She says: One quick night in Tokyo. Our very limited experience with Japan has been alternately confusing, overwhelming and charming. Tokyo is clean and shockingly quiet despite the huge masses of humanity everywhere. -Shauna He says: I`m sitting here at Narita airport in Tokyo before boarding a plane to head to Korea. Our 24 hours in Tokyo have been a blast. The subway sytem is overwhelmingly complex with lines going every direction, it makes NYC or Toronto...