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-If you see any regressions in the output, please report them to me.  I'm hoping to release
-4.0 soon.
+If you notice any regressions in the output, please report them to me.
+I'm hoping to release 4.0 soon.
 
 Tags: [[tags/stuff_that_matters]] [[tags/!bloat]] [[tags/as_simple_as_possible]] [[tags/but_no_simpler]]
 
 === April 29th: Back to Tokyo ===
 
+==== Hostel ====
+
 After one last tour of the [[Pictures/vacation/japan_2009/Nikko/town]], we left from Nikko in
 with a low-cost private line (2h40, but only 1100 Yen all the way to Asakusa).
 
-We had just one evening and half of the next day to spend in Tokyo, so we quickly went to
-the [[http://www.tokyo-ih.jp/en/index.html|Tokyo International Youth Hostel]], a sort of
-nazi camp with a great view on the 18th floor of a high-rise building in Iidabashi.
+We had just one evening and half of the next day to spend in Tokyo, so we quickly dropped
+our luggage to the [[http://www.tokyo-ih.jp/en/index.html|Tokyo International Youth Hostel]],
+a sort of nazi camp with a great view on the 18th floor of a high-rise building in Iidabashi.
+
+==== Akihabara ====
+
+Because there was a strict curfew at 11PM, we had to take the metro during the rush
+hour ([[Pictures/vacation/japan_2009/Tokyo_Again/metro|photos and videos]]) to reach
+the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akihabara|Electric Town]] ([[Pictures/vacation/japan_2009/Tokyo_Again/Akihabara|photos]]).
 
 === April 28th ===
 
@@ -66,8 +74,8 @@ And I could finally spot a few [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miko]]s too!
 ==== Afternoon: travel to Nikko ====
 
 Nikko is in an adjacent valley east of Nagano on the Japanese alps.  Unfortunately, no train lines
-and busses connect them directly, so we had to take an expensive -- yet very fast -- Shinkansen
-detour all the way down to Saitama and then up again.
+and buses connect them directly, so we had to take an expensive -- yet very fast -- Shinkansen
+detour all the way down to Saitama and then northbound again.
 
 Once at the station, we immediately realized it was a good deal, after all.
 This mountain town overflows with temples, world heritage sites and statues of Buddah