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depends what you want
if you want to see some odd things after the GP stay at the Hilton, it's very close to the odd district not much more than a 5 minute walk lots of odd things to see there....
what's your budget?
business hotels are cheap there's plenty about and most are reassuringly shit
there's heaps of hotels where the race track and i'll have a look for you....
if you want to see some odd things after the GP stay at the Hilton, it's very close to the odd district not much more than a 5 minute walk lots of odd things to see there....
what's your budget?
business hotels are cheap there's plenty about and most are reassuringly shit
there's heaps of hotels where the race track and i'll have a look for you....
I used Japan Railways Hotels when I was there a few years ago. Very good and convenient.
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Thanks Lo-IQ, budget would be around £80 / night. Im meeting up with a mate coming from Oz. Would like to see some of the old stuff
Is that achievable in Tokyo?
For traditional accomodation try the Japanese Guest house site which lists good traditional Ryokan and Onsen (hot spas)
japaneseguesthouses
I've found the Japan National Tourist organisation very useful in the past
jnto
There is the Twin Ring Hotel at Motegi, other than that the circuit is in a very rural location. Camping is a popular option for the locals!
Don't miss the chance to visit the Honda collection whilst you're there
japaneseguesthouses
I've found the Japan National Tourist organisation very useful in the past
jnto
There is the Twin Ring Hotel at Motegi, other than that the circuit is in a very rural location. Camping is a popular option for the locals!
Don't miss the chance to visit the Honda collection whilst you're there
I'm off to do some readingDavid Lee
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I always stay at the Okura in central Tokyo,
Very nice place !
Very nice place !
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