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A train station we saw often - Shimbashi Station	"I'm an American that has recently moved to the states to attend college in Rhode Island, but after living in Japan for 11 of my 18 years of existence consider Tokyo home.  I just wanted to tell you guys how impressed I was with your web page.  You captured and expressed more than usually meets the typical tourist's eye.  Great job on really going beyond simply the green tea/kimono/raw fish tourist experience and noticing things like the extraordinarily tall high heels Japanese women love to wear and the ever mystifying  advertising.  As you may have already noticed, commercials on TV are just as random and amusing!  These are the details that I love best about Japan... finding them on your homepage even made me 'home'sick! Well done!" (Rhode Island, USA)
"Well, what a site! I'm visiting Tokyo at the end of a business trip around the Far East in about 4 days time. Japan is the highlight of an otherwise predictable journey. I was already excited about it, now I've read your site I'm like a kid waiting for Christmas. Thanks for useful info. and enthusing me!" (London, UK) "What an excellent page!  I have had the opportunity to spend several months in Tokyo when I was in the Marines and loved it so much.  This is the only Japan page I have seen that really captures the feeling of being there.  Your level of detail is great and the wonderful oddities that make Tokyo such an interesting place are thoroughly explored. The Internet really needs more sites like this one.  I can't wait to go back!" (California, USA)
Tokyo subways - clean, friendly, safe	"Hi, I'm a Japanese guy who's been in New York for three years. I found your homepage at Kuri's Panorama Page and I think you two did a great job. I just wanted to tell you that your site is helpful not only those who plan to go to Tokyo, but for someone like me who's been out of home for a while (I'm from Tokyo, Ebisu).  And yet, as a native Tokyo boy, I found it interesting that you took some photos in a very different way in which no Japanese can ever think of. Japanese people don't usually take pictures at a train station at rush hour, which actually is what I want to see in order to feel that I'm home." (New York, USA)
"I stumbled across your site when I was searching for information on Japan for my trip there this October. I was planning to spend a lot of time in Tokyo and you have helped me a great deal with places to go and things to do. It must have taken you a lot of time and effort to put hits together and I thank you for doing this. Japan is such a fascinating, yet virtually unexplored place. I know that your site will enable lots of people around the world to see the real Japan and appreciate it as you have." (Sydney, Australia)