http://www.somethingfromjapan.com/epi/2006/08/27/greater-than-less-than/ Epimetheus was the son of Iapetus and brother of Prometheus and Atlas; husband of Pandora. "Epimetheus" is Greek for "hindsight". Thu, 28 Aug 2008 00:41:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.somethingfromjapan.com/epi/2006/08/27/greater-than-less-than/#comment-2345 Bert Mon, 11 Sep 2006 15:32:57 +0000 http://www.somethingfromjapan.com/epi/2006/08/27/greater-than-less-than/#comment-2345 It boggles my mind that in Japan they charge the citizens more to travel from city to city then it does for the foreign visitors. In the US, it seems that the opposite is true. Forginers pay more to travel then citizens simply because the citizens know and understand the local transportation. It boggles my mind that in Japan they charge the citizens more to travel from city to city then it does for the foreign visitors. In the US, it seems that the opposite is true. Forginers pay more to travel then citizens simply because the citizens know and understand the local transportation.

]]> http://www.somethingfromjapan.com/epi/2006/08/27/greater-than-less-than/#comment-2026 dda Sun, 27 Aug 2006 14:31:30 +0000 http://www.somethingfromjapan.com/epi/2006/08/27/greater-than-less-than/#comment-2026 And it's more convenient to fly between both countries from Kimpo/Haneda. The flight per se might be a little more expensive, but the time and costs saving on the airportcity trips is well worth it. Haneda's International Terminal is a shoebox of a building, but is accessible with the Monorail, and then a shuttle bus from Haneda 国内線 terminals 1&2. Kimpo is reachable by metro – line #5 – or even a cheapish cab ride. And it’s more convenient to fly between both countries from Kimpo/Haneda. The flight per se might be a little more expensive, but the time and costs saving on the airportcity trips is well worth it. Haneda’s International Terminal is a shoebox of a building, but is accessible with the Monorail, and then a shuttle bus from Haneda 国内線 terminals 1&2. Kimpo is reachable by metro – line #5 – or even a cheapish cab ride.

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