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Some time ago we discovered Park Hotel Tokyo. It was our second visit to Father Bunny’s beloved Tokyo city.
Location is excellent, service is outstanding, views are some of the best in Tokyo, but above all, people is nice and friendly, they make your stay better than you dreamed about it!
And last, they gave us Tometaro Jr. as a present. I promised the front desk attendant who gave it to me that i will take him to nice places, in order to make Tometaro Jr. an International Hotel Manager Consultant.
But we promised Tometaro that we will be back in Shiodome to visit Tometaro Sr, and here we are.
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The above means that two hundred and something miles are almost four hundred kilometres and four to five hours to arrive your destination.
on the site of an ancient monastery
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After testing it live we should say it’s the perfect place, quiet, lively, in the middle of everyplace that matters in Tokyo.
Now I have a new friend “boooouuuboo” or Tometaro
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Well, I have the feeling that lately Father Bunny is obsessed with running, cycling and swimming. This is surely because of bad companions.
But for this time I will like to thank them because from the 28 meters long swimming pool my favourite building – The Bank of China– view is just fantastic.
May be Father Bunny wants to thank the building for the good luck it gave to him in the Marathon (he printed the HK skyline in her bid and shoe sole).
We went there by night and while I was having a carrot juice and other people were enjoying a bbq, he was the only swimming. (about 900 meters)
Tomorrow Volvo Bonaqua Mui Wo to Pui O sprint race.