Re: [76attendees] Latitude/longitude (was Re: Moving sushi)

Sorry, I was sort of assuming that most people had picked up the 
provided map or looked at the local host website whereon Sogo
is clearly marked, it's near the Rihga Hotel by the way...

Ole

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On Wed, 11 Nov 2009, Ross Finlayson wrote:

> >Someone asked me about places that serves sushi that moves in a boat
> >or on a conveyor belt. I accidentally ran into such a place in the
> >sub-basement of Sogo today (B1F). It's down at the end of a little
> >alley with a bakery opposite and a drugstore near by.
> 
> This sort of information, while greatly appreciated, isn't particularly
> optimal, because - based on these directions - the place will still be rather
> hard to find.  (For starters, where/what is "Sogo"?)  As many of us have
> found, finding one's way around in Japanese cities can be non-trivial, to put
> it mildly.
> 
> It would be even more helpful if people could post latitude/longitude for
> places, if they know it (e.g., if they have a GPS receiver).
> 
> As my own humble contribution to this cause, here is the latitude/longitude
> for the "Okonami-mura" building, which contains several Okonomi-yaki
> restaurants:	34.39187,132.46204
> 
> 	Ross.
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