Fast-forward through Japan – Part 3: Kyoto, Mt. Fuji and Tokyo

I have to admit that I am quite lazy about writing at the moment.

The fast-forward travel style in Japan made me getting tired so that I have problems to get up some pace here in Tokyo.

There were so many impressions within the last seven days. Actually, I think my brain just needs some time to transfer the information to the long-term-memory area which lowers down the performance of the system called by body.

Beautyful Kyoto
Beautyful Kyoto
Traditional wooden houses
Traditional Japanese houses and temples

 

Well, what does it have to transmit? Besides the impressions of the beautiful temples and shrines in Kyoto which I gathered in a really hard way (I actually did 45 km biking in 1.5 days while it was raining cats and dogs)

Colours everywhere
Kyoto – colors and tradition everywhere

I will keep for sure the goose bump feeling when the train in Kawaguchiko turned the corner and Mt. Fuji was visible in the little window.

Goosebumps seeing Mt. Fuji
Goosebumps seeing Mt. Fuji
Mt. Fuji 5st station
Mt. Fuji 5st station
I will try to dispose the memories of noisy Chinese tourist groups at the middle station of the mountain (there are actually busses going up to 2.305 meters) in my memory wastebasket.

For Tokyo I am still not sure what kind of summary I will take away from this city. I was not overwhelmed by anything than it extraordinary extend and probably have to think about a good résumé tonight during my stopover flight to Kuala Lumpur.
Panorama of Tokyo Sky Tree and Tokyo Tower (in the middle)
Panorama of Tokyo Sky Tree and Tokyo Tower (in the middle)
Sometimes Asia is more beautiful in black and white
Sometimes Asia is more beautiful in black and white

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Panorama of Tokyo Sky Tree and Tokyo Tower (in the middle)
As I have not booked a hotel in KL – so I am relying on catching some sleep in the plane before the arrival at 7 a.m. to be fit for my departure at 6 p.m. to Yangon in Myanmar. Keep your fingers crossed for me.