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   by 240dl 7y ago

   Here are some pics from when I took this tour last year: http://www.lucashayas.com/journal/2018/11/18/maoudc
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   by 240dl 8y ago

   He offered to walk or take a taxi, but when I said I was fine with walking he just kept repeating the same the question with increasing emphasis until I agreed to the taxi.
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   by 240dl 8y ago

   In addition to the main chamber there are several pits that also store lots of water. Here's a photo I took on the tour that might show it better: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5265796de4b0bacb22141... Un
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   by 240dl 8y ago

   Thanks! Didn't see any scary hornets sadly. The whole structure is totally sci-fi, even inspiring a level in Mirror's Edge. You might also enjoy some of my other drain exploration shots from stateside: http://www.lucash
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   by 240dl 8y ago

   The tour is free, but yeah, I had to pay transportation for myself and the guide (who I arranged online after some googling). The actual site is fairly far from central Tokyo, so it's about a 20-30 dollar train fare. The guide himself
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   by 240dl 8y ago

   I took a trip to this place when I was in Tokyo last spring; here are my pictures for the curious: http://www.lucashayas.com/journal/2018/11/18/maoudc It cost about 80 bucks all told and was a bit of an