Trip to Japan part 4: The Group Travels South to Himeji
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Our first weekend in Japan is approaching, just two days after our arrival. We have not yet gotten used to the Tokyoite environment but we already have to pack our stuff and in preparation to the trip that will take us south, to the historic cities of Himeji and  Kyoto.
 
One thing worth noting when travelling to Japan in order to train at the Aikikai is that the registration only signs you up for classes during the week. If you wish to train at the weekends; you have to spend a few extra yen in order to attend the various classes proposed. It can be quite a pain for resident Aikidoka but for us tourists, it becomes a welcome opportunity to forget about training for a little while, recover from our little pains, strains and other injuries that several days of training inevitably provoked. More importantly, it is also the occasion to discover a bit more Tokyo and the rest of the country.
 

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To go further

Trip to Japan part 1: Arrival to Tokyo

Trip to Japan part 2: First Class at the Hombu dojo

Trip to Japan part 3: The group travels South

Trip to Japan part 4: Kyoto, historical capital of Japan 

Trip to Japan part 5: To the discovery of Tokyo

Trip to Japan part 6  : An hour on the mat with Philippe Gouttard  

Trip to Japan part 7:  Daito-ryu Aiki-jujutsu  

Take a virtual tour of Himeji Castle

The UNESCO page for the castle

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20.15 - 21.30

Fitness Dock

Camden St

20.00 - 21.30

Sports Complex

DCU

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Dance House

Foley St

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Fitness Dock

Camden St

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Sports Complex

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Fitness Dock

Camden St

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Sports Complex

DCU

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