10/06/2024
Snacks’ n Ride cycling guide around Tokyo on a sunny Saturday with guests from HK. Fun and efficient to ride around the beautiful (and tasty lol) city on bicycles!
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http://cycle-tokyo.cycling.jp
This is the page for Cycle Tokyo! We provide Tokyo cycling info, and volunteerd rides. http://cycle-tokyo.cycling.jp/introduction.html Cycle Tokyo!
is a volunteer group with the purpose to assist overseas visitors to Tokyo, especially those interested in cycling around Tokyo. The Cycle Tokyo! website (and our support) will not only provide tips on cycling around the Tokyo, but introduce you with a list of various half to one day rides, to assist you in making your cycling in Tokyo an enjoyable and worthwhile one. Cycle Tokyo!は東京を訪れる海外のツーリストで東京を自転車で巡りたい方達をサポートするボランティアグループです。
Snacks’ n Ride cycling guide around Tokyo on a sunny Saturday with guests from HK. Fun and efficient to ride around the beautiful (and tasty lol) city on bicycles!
Contact us at [email protected]
http://cycle-tokyo.cycling.jp
Japanese honesty: we have the wallet now! It’s amazing how in a city with millions of people, 2 taxi drivers helped me find my wallet. My husband and i decided to take a taxi from asakusa to tokyo station around 4:30 am to take the shinkassen to osaka at 6. We arrived around 4:40 am. My wallet slipped out of my pocket when we left the taxi and went into the station. I realized a few minutes later that my wallet was missing. A police man walked me to the closest police station and i filled out a form. There was a language barrier but the police men were very patient and kind to me. I asked many questions and answered many questions using google translate. I thought i had lost my receipt with the wallet too. There wasn’t anything else we could do except fill out the forms since i didn’t know what taxi number or company the original taxi driver was. I knew I bought travel insurance but I was so scared and didn’t know where to start.
We walked back to the front of Tokyo station and debated what we should do. My partner remembered a feature on the taxi and another taxi with the same logo had just dropped another passenger at the station. I asked the driver to help me find the phone number of the company. He helped me beyond expectation without the receipt. I started rummaging through my items again and actually found the receipt! This was what helped him help me. He was so very kind, patient, and we communicated through google translate. He called the company and they found the original taxi driver. After 1 hr of back and forth and the 2nd taxi driver staying with us the entire time, he got a call back saying they found my wallet and passport! The one who helped us even went to a convenience store and bought us each a drink. The original taxi driver came back and gave me the passport. Between the 3 of us, there was lots of bowing, thank you, me asking what i can do to repay them. The original taxi driver even tried to pay the 2nd one! The 2nd one refused! I tried to offer payment and they refused! I honestly wished i could of tipped them or offered something for helping me thoughout this whole thing. I wish i would have written down the taxi number of the 2nd one and try to send a thank you note or something.
We lost my wallet around 4:40 am and the wallet was given back to me closer to 7am. Both taxi drivers gave up their time and helped a foreigner out. What a wonderful experience and wish only the world, could be like these two. I missed the train but I gained a new experience i will never forget.
A few things i learned.
1. Even with deep pockets in my jacket, my wallet still managed to slip out. Better to buy jackets with pocket zippers.
2. When riding a taxi, keep the receipts!
3. Know the company and taxi number.
4. Suica has limited information. I was thinking it would tell us what company at least but it did not.
5. Japanese people, especially taxi driver 2, are some amazing people. Kind, considerate, forgiving, and full of patience. Japan is amazing, but the people even better. I’ll never forget these 2 hrs of my life.
Update: a very kind gentleman is helping me. We think we may have found it!
Please help me. I lost my wallet with my passport and MN id in a taxi at tokyo station. The taxi was black and box shape. What company is that? I used suica to pay.
HAPPY NEW CYCLING YEAR !
Very sunny with clear skies for New Years Day in Tokyo, and many people outside going to the Jinja shrines for Hatsumode, the first visit to the shrines to wish for a good year. A nice view to see for the first time in a few years since COVID kept people indoors this past few New Years.
桜に間に合わなかったがSat-R-Day復活。経年劣化で文字通り溶けた 内装ギヤシフターを交換。
#リカンベント 楽しい!
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#バイクフライデー
#サタデー
#リカンベント
The perfect to look up at the while riding
#お花見 に最適な #上向き #自転車
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Get ready for our live broadcast from the Samurai Road, Nakasendo, at 10 pm EDT or 7 pm PDT on 10/26! Nakasendo connected Edo (now Tokyo) and Kyoto in samurai times. Come to see two well-preserved historical post towns, the communities there, and traditional local Kiso lacquerware 🏞️
Learn more about Nakasendo from here:
https://www.go-nagano.net/en/theme/id=16492
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Planning a cycling trip to Japan? Need to take the cycle onto the train?
You'll need to use a 'train' bag such as the Tioga Cocoon Bag. Here's our How-to on packing the cycle into the Cocoon Bag and some tips on taking the bike onto the train.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ebahQhLMi0o
Changing on my https://instagr.am/p/CAc1vCPFeOv/
#部屋掃除 してたら出てきた meeting #2006 の #手拭い or... is it a ? Lol 使おうっと。 “Bikes that fly” ブログ記事もあった。 https://ift.tt/3byDUxn https://instagr.am/p/CAK-0OcFo-X/
Another way to enjoy during ? :-b
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The multilingual hotline will cover eight languages, including English, Korean and Chinese, and aims to help foreign nationals in Japan with questions about the new coronavirus.
Cycle Tokyo! will postpone all guided rides until it is deemed safe.
Your understanding is appreciated.
http://cycle-tokyo.cycling.jp/weblog/archives/000132.html
As a group that usually welcomes everyone to visit and enjoy cycling in Tokyo, this is an unfortunate post.
The widespread of the Corona Virus is growing in Tokyo, on the verge of overshoot.
On 7 April Prime Minister Abe proclaimed a state of emergency from 8 April to 6 May for Tokyo and the prefectures of Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Osaka, Hyogo and Fukuoka.
It is strongly suggested that visiting Tokyo be avoided.
People already in Tokyo should avoid meeting in groups and visiting places where people gather.
Please be conscious about keeping social distance in order to prevent spreading or receiving the virus. You, or the person next to you may be a virus carrier.
Many shops and facilities will be closed following the issuing of the State of Emergency.
Cycle Tokyo! will postpone all guided rides until it is deemed safe.
Your understanding is appreciated.
Riding the bike is good to keep fit during this time. Keep cycling around the neighborhood by yourself....NO GROUP RIDING.
Again, please stay safe and healthy, and hope we'll be able to ride together around Tokyo again !
#桜 #ここは満開 #外の空気 #頑張ろう
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#謹賀新年 #謹賀新年2020 #今年もよろしくお願いします https://ift.tt/2FcxTbP
The second “other”
The “other”
“Bicycle show & tell” lol
Had to leave this home because of a flat tire , too bad. https://ift.tt/2rguFB1
Nice to see this running outside ! https://ift.tt/36eTM5M
When you think you found the perfect for your and it’s only $30
The art of #輪行
Well drawn.
Graphic artist Yang Liu has a sharp eye for cultural comparison, honed by personal experience.
Well....it IS one choice...
Even if you’re traveling by yourself, you’ll never be alone since you’re on a 24-hour live stream.
山手線・京浜東北線工事のお知らせ 2019年11月16日(土)山手線・京浜東北線は、駅改良・新駅開業に向けた品川駅線路切換工事のため、一部区間で運休いたします。
Such a sad outcome...
KYOTO--The boorish behavior of tourists who have harassed geisha, destroyed property and committed o
No need to be nervous.
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