Wednesday morning we finally made our way back to the San Francisco Airport. Checking in 100 students takes forever. The YFU coordinators ended up flying us out on two separate flights. The plane was awesome, and huge, and lots of fun except for the fact that it was ten hours long. There were cheers and shouts when we touched down at Narita Airport. After the hour-long bus ride from the Airport, we were checked in to the Grand Prince Hotel. This place is amazing. They couldn't have found a fancier hotel for us. Being Japan, the bathrooms are probably the first thing that come to mind as far as descriptions. We have the infamous Japanese toilet with a million buttons, sound affects, and heated seats; our bathroom was stocked with every little travel-sized toiletrie imaginable; and then there's our mirror. It gave me such a fright the first time I got out of the shower. The entire mirror was completely fogged up, as it always is after my showers, except for one perfect rectangular area which was still completely dry and crystal clear. How do the Japanese manage to think of every ridiculous little convenience possible?
Friday, June 13, 2008
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Waaaaaait, how DID they do that? Unfoggable mirrors? I HAVE NEVER SEEN SUCH THING EVER.
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