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Tokyo Tours - Great range of day and multi-day sight seeing tours and cultural experiences in and from Tokyo. Make your trip to Tokyo memorable with these competitively priced quality Tokyo tours.
Mt Fuji, Lake Ashi and Bullet Train Day Trip from Tokyo
Discover some of Japan's most famous highlights on a full-day guided tour from Tokyo. Travel to Mt Fuji's bustling 5th Station and learn about the revered mountain. Continue to nearby Lake Ashi for a short boat cruise, followed by a ride on the Mt Komagatake Ropeway. Climb by aerial tram to the top of Mt Komagatake and get fantastic views of the Owakudani volcanic valley, Lake Ashi and Mt Fuji. Return to Tokyo by bullet train in the evening. Enjoy the ease of included transportation, entry fees and a knowledgeable guide.
Kyoto and Nara 2-Day or 3-Day Rail Tour by Bullet Train from Tokyo
Leave Tokyo on the bullet train to visit the heritage-filled cities of Kyoto and Nara, staying overnight in Kyoto, on your choice of a guided 2-day or 3-day excursion. Visit Nara's many gorgeous temples and shrines on the first afternoon, then have a full-day tour of Kyoto's highlights on the second day. Have the option of a second night in Kyoto, with the third day free to explore the city further. Return trip by bullet train to Tokyo and hotel transfer is included on both tours.
Mt Fuji Day Trip including Lake Ashi Sightseeing Cruise from Tokyo
Visit Japan's iconic Mt Fuji, cruise Lake Ashi and ride the Mt Komagatake Ropeway on this popular day trip by deluxe coach from Tokyo. Enjoy sweeping views of celebrated Hakone National Park, and learn about the region with your guide as you check out the Fuji Visitor Center and Mt Fuji's 5th Station. Upgrade to include lunch, or purchase your own. Hotel pickup is included, with drop-off at Odawara, Shinjuku or Ginza stations, where you can continue to explore at your leisure. Special Offer - Save 7% by booking option F880KP__, and you will spend more time at Mt. Fuji and less time in transit! - Book Now!
Kyoto Rail Tour by Bullet Train from Tokyo
If you want to see the highlights of beautiful Kyoto but have limited time, zip there and back by bullet train (Shinkansen) on this full-day tour from Tokyo. See Mt Fuji from the train, then visit Kyoto highlights including Sanjusangen-do Hall, Heian Shrine and Kiyomizu-dera Temple on an afternoon city tour with an expert guide. Enjoy lunch upon arrival in Kyoto and transport by comfortable coach during the tour. Return to Tokyo on the evening bullet train to complete your excursion.
3-Day Mt Fuji, Kyoto and Nara Rail Tour by Bullet Train from Tokyo
See the iconic highlights of Japan on a 3-day guided tour to Mt Fuji, Kyoto and Nara. Visit revered Mt Fuji, take a boat cruise on Lake Ashi and an aerial tram ride up Mt Komagatake. Head to Kyoto on the bullet train and take in the beautiful city on a morning tour to the Golden Pavilion, Nijo Castle, and Kyoto Imperial Palace. Then see Nara's famous sites including Todaiji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and Nara Park (Deer Park). Stay two nights in Kyoto with optional return to Tokyo.
Tokyo Tower, Tea Ceremony and Sumida River Cruise Day Tour
See Tokyo at its dynamic best on this jam-packed day of sightseeing - perfect if your time in Tokyo is limited. A professional guide points out highlights such as the Imperial Palace, Nakamise shopping street and Asakusa Kannon Temple. Soak up the views from Tokyo Tower, take part in a traditional tea ceremony in a Japanese garden and enjoy a relaxing 40-minute cruise on the Sumida River. Hotel pickup, lunch and a souvenir map of Tokyo are all included.
2-Day Mt Fuji, Hakone and Bullet Train Tour from Tokyo
Escape the big-city bustle to explore Mt Fuji, stay in scenic Hakone then zoom back to Tokyo by bullet train on this overnight jaunt. With an informative guide, you'll visit 5th Station, cruise Lake Ashi and take a ride on the Mt Komagatake Ropeway. Then soothe away your cares in an onsen' (hot spring bath) at your Hakone accommodation and have a day free to explore this exquisite resort town at your leisure, using a transportation pass. Upgrade to include breakfast and dinner with Japanese-style rooms at your hotel.
Nikko National Park Day Trip from Tokyo
Explore the scenic shrines and breathtaking countryside of Nikko National Park on a relaxing day trip from Tokyo. Famous for its stunning beauty amid natural surroundings, Nikko has been a center of Shinto and Buddhist mountain worship for centuries. With an informative guide, visit the ornate complex of Toshogu Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site decorated with wood carvings and gold leaf. Upgrade for a Japanese lunch, and then take in more sights at Lake Chuzenji and Kegon Falls. Enjoy round-trip coach transport, including hotel pickup.
Panoramic Tokyo Day Tour - Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Temple and Tokyo Bay Cruise
Discover the highlights of Tokyo on a full-day guided tour, the perfect introduction to the city. Visit Meiji Shrine, Japan's most famous Shinto shrine, stroll the gardens of the Imperial Palace, and spend time at Asakusa Kannon Temple (Senso-ji), Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple. See shopping areas like Nakamise Shopping Street and the Ginza district, then enjoy a boat cruise on Tokyo Bay. Your experienced guide shares the history and culture of Tokyo as you explore the ancient and modern aspects of this bustling city.
2-Day Mt Fuji and Kyoto Rail Tour by Bullet Train from Tokyo
Combine a visit to Mt Fuji with a bullet train ride and Kyoto sightseeing on this activity-filled 2-day tour from Tokyo. Day 1 introduces you to Japan's natural beauty with a drive up Mt Fuji by coach, a cruise on Lake Ashi and a ride on the Komagatake Ropeway. Experience another Japan must-do with a high-speed adventure on the bullet train (aka Shinkansen) to Kyoto, where you'll spend Day 2 exploring this important city and its many cultural attractions, such as Nijo Castle and the Golden Pavilion. You can either stay in Kyoto on your own after your tour, or return to Tokyo by bullet train. Choose from four hotel options.
Tokyo Sumo Wrestling Tournament
Don't miss the opportunity to see a traditional sumo tournament when you're in Tokyo. Ride the subway with fellow sumo fans to the kokugikan' (sumo amphitheater) and enjoy several sumo-wrestling matches in the afternoon. Beforehand, visit the fascinating Sumo Museum to see sumo-related objects from the Edo period to the present. Upgrade your experience to include dinner at a chanko restaurant with delicious Japanese stew.
Available dates for the 2015 tournament season are now sold out. You can now pre-book your tickets for the 2016 season. Available dates in 2016 are Jan 10-24, May 8-22 and Sept 11-25.
Tokyo Studio Ghibli Museum Afternoon Tour
Visit the Ghibli Museum on this afternoon tour from Tokyo. Home to works from Japan's renowned Studio Ghibli film animation studio, known for feature-length anime films like Oscar-winning Spirited Away, the museum provides a fun and fascinating activity for both kids and adults. Take a guided tour, and then enjoy free time to explore on your own. You'll travel to and from the museum by local train and bus, accompanied by a guide.
Tokyo Highlights Afternoon Tour and Sumida River Cruise
See the highlights of dynamic Tokyo on this afternoon sightseeing tour, perfect if you have limited time. Enjoy panoramic views of the city from the 40th floor of the World Trade Center building, visit Asakusa Kannon Temple (aka Senso-ji) and Nakamise shopping street, stop outside the Imperial Palace and peek at the bustle in the Ginza district, then relax on a 40-minute Sumida River cruise. Your professional guide provides informative commentary throughout your tour, which includes hotel pickup, entrance fees and transportation by coach.
Tokyo Morning Tour: Meiji Shrine, Senso-ji Temple and Ginza Shopping District
See Tokyo's highlights on a 4-hour sightseeing tour - a perfect introduction to the first-time visitor or someone with limited time. A professional guide escorts you by comfortable coach to cultural attractions such as Meiji Jingu Shrine, Imperial Palace East Garden and Asakusa Kannon Temple (aka Senso-ji). You'll also spy colorful Nakamise shopping street and drive through the Ginza district on your morning city tour through Tokyo, which includes pickup from selected hotels.
Tokyo Morning Sightseeing Tour
Get an overview of Tokyo on a 3.5-hour morning sightseeing tour of the city's cultural and shopping highlights. This fast-paced tour is great for those who are short on time. With a guide who provides full narration during the tour, visit attractions like Tokyo Tower, Asakusa Kannon Temple and the Ginza shopping district, and stop for photos outside the Imperial Palace. Entrance fees are included.
2-Day Mt Fuji Sunrise Climb from Tokyo
Scale the stunning peaks of Mt Fuji on a two-day trip from Tokyo. Ascend the summit of Japan's most iconic landmark, climbing overnight and reaching the summit in time to watch the sunrise over the landscape below. After this awe-inspiring overnight climb, you'll have time to relax and treat your tired muscles to a soak in the outdoor hot springs, which boast stunning views over Mt Fuji. This is a once-in- a-lifetime experience not to be missed.
Please note: The 2015 Mt. Fuji climbing window opens between July and September. Book now if you are up to this adventure!
Sushi Making and Tsukiji Fish Market Morning Tour from Tokyo
On this ultimate sushi-lover's tour, you'll visit the world's largest fish market - Tsukiji Fish Market - and try your hand at making sushi, which you'll then enjoy for lunch. Learn from a sushi master how to make both rolls and nigiri, and meet Tokyo locals who are also in the class. Subway transport to the market with a guide is included.
Overnight Mt Fuji and Onsen Experience from Tokyo
Get a true glimpse into Japanese culture, tradition and natural beauty on an overnight tour from Tokyo to Mt Fuji and the hot spring baths, known as 'onsen.' See the iconic Mt Fuji from the fifth station, take a cruise on Lake Ashi and ride the aerial ropeway to Mt Komagatake for spectacular views. Stay overnight in Hakone or Atami (depending on option selected) and immerse yourself in the healing waters of the hot springs! Your second day is free and unguided for you to spend at your leisure -- soaking or sightseeing -- before returning to Tokyo by bullet train.
Mt Fuji and Aokigahara Forest Day Trip from Tokyo
Visit Japan's iconic Mt Fuji and nearby Aokigahara Forest on a day trip from Tokyo. Discover the unique natural environment of this formerly active volcanic region, and see ice and wind caves that have been formed by lava. Stop at the 5th Station for breathtaking views of Mt Fuji from an altitude of 7,610 feet (2,305 meters), and enjoy a traditional Japanese lunch at a local restaurant. Your day trip ends in Tokyo's bustling Shinjuku precinct.
Discover the faded charm of Tokyo's Kagurazaka neighborhood, with its cobblestone streets and traditional architecture. On this guided walking tour, wander the neighborhood and to see the remnants of this former geisha district. Visit the numerous shrines, historical buildings and points of interest as you get a local look into Japanese culture.
Shinjuku and Kabukicho Evening Walking Tour
Take a walk on the wild side with an evening tour through Shinjuku, Tokyo's famous entertainment district, and get a local's look into the best shopping and night life. Discover the Omoide Yokocho, an alley lined with tiny hole-in-the-wall restaurants serving delicious street food, the notorious red-light district of Kabukicho and more!
Explore the exciting district of Harajuku, renowned worldwide for its mix of youth culture and extreme street fashion. See where rock stars and fashionistas shop to create new styles and trends -- for music videos and magazines. Browse the high-end fashion stores at Omotesando Hills and look for a bargain at the 100 yen shops (dollar stores). This is the must do tour for all trend setters and fashion lovers.
Hello Tokyo Walking Tour: Meiji Jingu, Senso-ji and Harajuku
Join this walking tour and explore the contrast of the modern and traditional in Tokyo's urban landscape. Start with a visit to the Meiji Jingu and Senso-ji, the city's most prominent Shinto and Buddhist sites, and continue with a stroll through the neighborhood of Harajuku, the epicenter of Tokyo's youth culture.
Tsukiji Market Visit, Sushi Making Class and Asakusa Tour
Start the tour with a visit to Tsukiji Shijo, the world's biggest fish market, followed by a unique sushi making experience. Then continue on to Asakusa, an old-day pleasure district once filled with gangsters, geisha and artists. Asakusa is also a home to the city's oldest Buddhist temple, Sensoji. You will begin to see a start contrast between the old and the new with Tokyo Skytree, the city's newest landmark in the background.
Edo Walking Tour: Edo-Tokyo Museum and Calligraphy Workshop
The tour conveniently starts from Asakusa, the city's busiest tourist destination, yet just a short bus ride takes you to Sumida, a real local community of artisans and craftsman. You will first learn about Edo-moji characters at the calligraphy workshop and design your own folding fan. Another short train ride takes you to Ryogokuou where you will learn about the everyday life of both elites and commoners in the middle age Tokyo (or Edo) at the Edo-Tokyo Museum. The tour concludes at the museum.
Tokyo Robot Cabaret Show Including Kobe Beef Dinner at Yakiniku Motoyama
Enjoy this Robot show dinner package which includes a delicious Kobe beef dinner at Yakiniku Motoyama restaurant. Discover the out-of-this-world magic of a robot entertainment show with flashy neon lights and dance music; and afterwards enjoy a high-quality rare beef dinner.
Watch Sumo Morning Practice at a Sumo Stable in Tokyo
Interested in watching a serious practice of Japan's national sports. sumo?
This is a great opportunity to watch sumo wrestler's serious practice and training from short distance.
Tokyo Robot Cabaret Show Including Dinner at 'Alice in Wonderland' Themed Restaurant
Enjoy this exclusive package of Robot Cabaret show ticket and dinner at the Alice's Fantasy Restaurant.
Discover the excitement of a robot entertainment show with neon lights and catchy dance music, including an Italian dinner at uniquely decorated restaurant.
Asakusa and Ryogoku Walking Tour with Sumo Wrestler
This is a special tour where sumo wrestler will guide you two historical towns - Ryogoku (sumo town) and Asakusa (popular historical town).
Experience this rare and unique walking tour!
Private Kimono Dressing by Professional at Your Hotel
Beautiful Kimono dressing by a kimono professional teacher in your hotel room or accommodation place. Rent it for a day and enjoy sightseeing! There is a selection of design to choose from.
Tokyo Robot Cabaret Show Including Dinner at Kyoto Themed Izakaya Restaurant
Enjoy this exclusive package of a Robot Cabaret show ticket and dinner at a Kyoto-themed Izakaya restaurant.
Discover the magic of a robot show with neon lights and dance music, and including an authentic Japanese Wagyu beef dinner, such as sukiyaki and shabu-shabu.
Kaguwa New Japanese Oiran Show and Restaurant in Roppongi
This is a large scale new Japanese-style show restaurant in Roppongi, Tokyo.
Enjoy one-of-a-kind spectacular performance and entertainment by Geisha, Samurai, Oiran, Courtesans, and Kimono!
Tokyo Robot Cabaret Show Including Authentic Kaiseki Dinner
Enjoy an exclusive package which includes a Robot Cabaret show ticket and an authentic Kaiseki cuisine dinner.
Discover the out-of-this-world magic of a robot entertainment show with flashy neon lights and dance music, followed by a high-end traditional Kaiseki cuisine with fresh ingredients direct from Ise region.
Local Japanese Food and Drink Experience in Tokyo with Bar Hopping Master
This is a great opportunity to explore traditional and very local Izakaya bars in Tokyo and feel like a local. Am entertaining "bar hopping master" will take you to places where locals gather for drinking and provide you with information about local food/beverages.
Learn How to Make Sushi From a Professional Chef
Be a sushi chef! This is a great opportunity to learn how to make sushi from a professional chef and enjoy a sushi lunch with beef hot pot included in the price!
Tour of Tsukiji Fish Market by Guide Dressed in Kabuki Costume
You will put on Kabuki Makeup with guidance and then walk around touring Tsukiji. Yukata Rental also available for the full experience.
Tsukiji 1-Hour Fish-Cutting Lesson with Sushi Instructor
Enjoy this workshop where you will be presented with a whole fish and learn the process of cutting it so that it can be eaten as sashimi. At the end of class you will eat what we have prepared. All fish that you will be using are of a high-quality and are caught the same morning, so that their freshness is ensured.
In a traditional Japanese room, you'll experience the Japanese calligraphy to feel and understand genuine Japanese culture. The lecturer is an expert of the calligraphy, have a license of guide-interpreter and teaches at high schools.
Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa and Central Tokyo Sightseeing Tour
Discover two of Tokyo's must-see destinations on a guided tour of the Asakusa district and the Tokyo Skytree. Sit back and relax on a sightseeing tour of central Tokyo. You'll drive through Imperial Palace Plaza, National Diet Building, State Guest House, Ginza and Akihabara. Next, you'll visit the famous Buddhist shrines and temples of Asakusa, then have Tokyo at your feet when you take in views from the Tokyo Skytree, one of the world's tallest tower.
Experience Tokyo: Akihabara Maid Caf�
Experience a Japanese phenomenon inspired by anime and manga at an Akihabara maid café where, just as it sounds, the waitresses are dressed up as maids. At the café, you'll enjoy a simple meal and a drink, and watch a short dance performance by the maids. You can choose when you want to go during the afternoon or evening, making it easy to fit this quirky Japanese pop culture experience into your Tokyo sightseeing schedule.
Experience Tokyo: Japanese Cooking Lesson and Tea Ceremony at a Local Home
Learn to cook classic Japanese dishes and take part in a traditional tea ceremony during this interesting 2.5-hour experience at the private home of a cooking instructor in Tokyo. You'll receive a hands-on lesson that includes shopping at a nearby market and preparing several dishes. Get tips on essential techniques for making Japanese food at home, and enjoy the carefully choreographed art of the tea ceremony during the class.
Katsunuma and Fuji Five Lakes Day Trip from Tokyo: Wine Tasting, Fruit Picking and Flower Fields
Escape busy Tokyo with this day trip to the green hills of Katsunuma, Japan's first wine-producing region. Visit a generations-old winery and taste varieties of wine made from local Koshu grapes. After a crab and shabu-shabu' feast for lunch, wander through an orchard and bite into juicy fruit that you just picked from tree or vine. Wrap up your day in the country with a stroll around one of the Fuji Five Lakes, and take in surrounding fields of lavender, zinnia or sunflowers, with the iconic Mt Fuji in the background.
Please note this is a seasonal product only available from June through September!
Fukiware Falls, Lavender Fields and Peach Orchard Day Trip from Tokyo
Leave the bustle of Tokyo behind for a full-day tour in the countryside that takes you to Fukiware Falls, a peach orchard and Tambara Lavender Park. With a guide who accompanies you throughout the day, you'll get great photo ops of the majestic waterfalls, pick fresh peaches and soak in the scent and sight of lavender fields in bloom. Plus, enjoy a buffet lunch of regional dishes served with roast beef and seasonal vegetables.
This seasonal product has ended for the summer 2015 season. It will be back on sale in the summer 2016 season.
Celebrate a night in Tokyo with dinner and sightseeing on a 2.5-hour luxury cruise on Tokyo Bay. Glimpse top attractions like Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree while dining on a sumptuous meal of international dishes, including one complimentary drink. Enjoy spectacular views of the city skyline while gliding around the bay, perfect for a romantic evening out or entertaining family and friends.
Kamakura, Yokohama and Tokyo Bay Day Trip from Tokyo
Explore the countryside outside Tokyo on a day trip to Kamakura and Yokohama. You'll see the Great Buddha of Kamakura, tour ancient temples and shrines, and enjoy a Japanese lunch. You'll also learn about Japan's long history and rich culture on a walk through Yokohama's traditionally landscaped Sankeien Garden. Before return to Tokyo, cross Tokyo Bay on Yokohama's famous 2,822-foot (860-meter) cable-supported bridge.
Kawasaki Day Trip: Lazona Kawasaki Shopping Plaza, Ramen Museum and Fujiko F Fujio Museum from Tokyo
Travel to the outskirts of Tokyo on a day trip to three Kawasaki-area attractions. Go shopping for premium clothing, electronics and cosmetics at Lazona Kawasaki Plaza; learn about Japan's most famous noodle dish at the Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum; and immerse yourself in the popular Doraemon manga series at the Fujiko F Fujio Museum. Entrance fees and train and bus transportation are included.
Samurai-Ninja Battle Trolley Tour
Watch an action-packed battle between a samurai and a ninja unfold before your eyes during a theatrical trolley tour in the Asakusa district of Tokyo. You'll feel like you've stumbled onto the set of a martial arts movie when characters in Edo-period costumes suddenly appear and fight through the streets. A driver-guide provides entertaining commentary throughout this fascinating 1.5-hour experience.
Mt Fuji, Yamanakako Onsen Experience and Outlets Shopping Day Trip From Tokyo
Take a full day excursion from Tokyo to the Mt Fuji area, first traveling by coach up the slopes of the mountain to 5th station, famous for its great views. Then relax at the base of Mt Fuji in Yamanakako village and indulge in a rejuvenating soak at a hot springs resort. Finish your day with a shopping trip at Gotemba Premium Outlets and find brand name goods at discount prices.
Best of Edo Japan: Nikko National Park and Edo Wonderland Day Trip from Tokyo
Visit Nikko on a partially guided day trip from Tokyo to learn about the fascinating era when Tokugawa Ieyasu ruled Japan. Take a guided tour of a UNESCO World Heritage site to admire the gorgeous Nikko Toshogu Shrine, burial place of the founder and first shogun of the Tokugawa government. From there, head to Edo Wonderland, an amusement park where ninjas, samurais and geishas roam the Edo period village and perform theatrical shows that give you a glimpse into Tokugawa-ruled Japan.
Mt Fuji Day Trip with Heritage Walking Tour from Tokyo
Get up close to Japan's most iconic mountain with a drive up to Mt Fuji's 5th Station, and embark on an afternoon nature walk to several attractions. After a tasty Japanese-style lunch, stroll with a nature guide to Kawaguchi Sengen Shrine and Lake Kawaguchi, both part of a UNESCO World Heritage-listed protected area around Mt Fuji. You'll stop at Hahanoshirataki Falls as well as the Mt Fuji Visitor Center. Learn about the natural and cultural heritage of the mountain and see stunning sights of surrounding Hakone from every angle!
Mt Fuji Tour with Lake Kawaguchi Bike Tour from Tokyo
Ride a mountain bike around Lake Kawaguchi at Mt Fuji, one of Japan's most prominent national icons. Depart from Tokyo by coach to the Visitor Center and view the magnificent natural surroundings of Hakone from Mt Fuji's 5th Station. Following a delicious Japanese-style lunch, your knowledgeable guide takes you on an easy 2.5-hour bike tour around the second largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, where you'll see some of the area's UNESCO World Heritage Sites!
2-Day Mt Fuji, Onsen and Fuji-Q Highland Tour from Tokyo
Marvel at majestic Mt Fuji, ride hair-raising roller coasters at Fuji-Q Highland, relax at a natural hot springs resort and peruse an art museum dedicated to Mt Fuji. This 2-day, partially guided excursion gives you a taste of the natural beauty of Mt Fuji along with the fun and thrills of Japan's most popular amusement park!
Cherry Blossoms and Historical Walking Tour in Tokyo
View Japan's cherry blossoms at two of Tokyo's hot spots this spring on a 3-hour walking tour with an informative local guide. Enjoy a stroll through beautiful Ueno Park, where rows of Japanese cherry trees have awed visitors for more than a century with their stunning blooms! Sip tea and sample traditional sweets before meandering through the historical Yanaka district, where cherry blossoms burst forth along tree-lined lanes. You'll spot monuments from the Edo period, including Kaneiji Temple, and pass through Yanaka Cemetery along the way.
Please note: This tour is seasonal and will run on select dates in March and April; availability for 2014 has not yet been released.
2-Day Kyoto and Nara Rail Tour by Bullet Train from Tokyo
Venture by bullet train from Tokyo to the historical sites of Nara, and enjoy an overnight stay in Kyoto the heart of Japanese culture! On this two-day trip, visit top attractions including five UNESCO World Heritage Sites from Nara's Todaiji Temple and Kasuga Shrine to Kyoto's Golden Pavilion Temple, Nijo Castle and Kiyomizu Temple. Enjoy a morning and afternoon sightseeing tour of Kyoto with a professional guide, who will take you to the Imperial Palace and Heian Shrine, including daily lunch and a stop at the Deer Park.
Roppongi Hills Walking Tour with Sukiyaki or Shabu Shabu Dinner
This Tokyo nightlife experience includes a short walking tour of Roppongi and your choice of all-you-can-eat sukiyaki or shabu-shabu - popular hot pot dishes prepared with thin slices of beef (vegetarian option available) - at Shabuzen, an old-fashioned Japanese eatery styled after ancient traditions. Immerse yourself in Japanese food culture for an evening to remember!
3-Day Kyoto and Hiroshima Independent Tour by Nozomi Bullet Train from Tokyo
Discover Kyoto and Hiroshima, two of Japan's most famous cities, without the hassle of arranging transportation or hotels on this independent tour. Explore Kyoto's exquisite temples and castles, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, see moving tributes to the victims of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and take in the vibrant city of today along with lovely nearby Miyajima Island. You're provided with all of your high-speed train tickets and hotel bookings for this 3-day trip to Kyoto and Hiroshima, leaving you free to decide your itinerary.
Kimono Tour of Roppongi in Tokyo
Stroll through the streets of Roppongi while wearing a kimono during this 2-hour experience in Tokyo. Your guide accompanies you by subway to a kimono rental shop, where you're fitted with a traditional Japanese kimono and obi' (sash). Then enjoy a short walk around the cosmopolitan district while you pose for pictures outdoors. On rainy days, enjoy a traditional serving of Japanese tea and sweets at an indoor teahouse.
Tokyo Robot Evening Cabaret Show
Prepare for an eclectic evening with a Japanese cabaret show at the Robot Restaurant in Tokyo's Kabukicho red-light district! Each entertaining 1-hour show features fun and sometimes campy performances full of flashing lights, taiko drums and techno music. See glitzy girls dance with a giant panda, dinosaurs, ninjas and (of course) robots on stage! Your entry ticket includes one drink of your choice (beer, sake, mineral water or soft drink).Special Offer - Save 16% by booking 9:45pm show time. See pricing options for complete details. - Book Now!
Cherry Blossoms Evening Cruise on Sumida River in Tokyo
This spring, take in romantic evening views of Japan's cherry blossoms in full bloom! Catch breathtaking sights of the magnificent pink blossoms as you enjoy an evening cruise on Tokyo's scenic Sumida River, famous for its rows of Japanese cherry trees that bloom along the riverbank. As you float past, enjoy a delicious Japanese snack in a bento box and one complimentary drink (including beer or lemon shōchū). You'll also receive one cup of sake, poured by an apprentice geisha, who will perform a traditional dance aboard the boat.
Nagano Day Trip from Tokyo: Snow Monkeys, Hot Springs and Zenko-ji Temple
Watch Japanese snow monkeys soak in hot springs at Jigokudani Monkey Park in Nagano, and then immerse yourself at an onsen.' This day trip from Tokyo by bullet train starts with a guided tour of Zenko-ji, a 7th-century temple designated as a national treasure. Afterward spend an hour snapping photos of the bathing snow monkeys, and then unwind at Yudanaka Onsen where you have your choice of indoor and outdoor hot springs, saunas and foot baths. This seasonal day trip runs from January to April, and is limited to 15 people to ensure a small-group experience.
Important! Please note we are currently sold out. Please check back by October, 2015 for the rates and availability of 2016.
Mt Fuji, Lake Ashi and First-Class Bullet Train Day Trip from Tokyo
Breathe crisp mountain air from Mt Fuji's 5th station and marvel at the sweeping vista on this deluxe day trip from Tokyo! You'll travel to Hakone by coach and enjoy numerous photo ops of Japan's highest mountain (weather dependent) from several vantage points. Ride the scenic Hakone Ropeway and cruise over Lake Ashi on a model pirate ship. Your tour includes a five-course lunch on the shores of a picturesque lake, hotel pickup by private taxi and return transport to Tokyo Station aboard the Shinkansen bullet train first-class!
Cherry Blossom Viewing and Tokyo Tower Tour
Enjoy a full-day sightseeing tour of Tokyo's most popular sites for viewing cherry blossoms, including Shinjuku Gyoen, Chidorigafuchi and Kitanomaru Park. Your expert guide shows you the most dazzling displays of blossoms along with iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower and Edo Castle. Get great photo ops and learn about the Japanese tradition of hanami' (cherry blossom viewing) throughout the day. For lunch, head to the Odaiba district for a delicious Japanese-style meal.
Please note: This tour is seasonal and runs yearly between March and April. The date is subject to change. Please note we are currently sold out. Please check back by October, 2015 for the rates and availability of 2016.
Universal Studios Japan Overnight Experience from Tokyo by Bullet Train
Visit Universal Studios Japan on an exciting overnight trip from Tokyo, complete with a round-trip bullet train ticket and Osaka hotel accommodation! The theme park has something for all the family, from movie magic at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter to pulse-pumping rides in the Jurassic Park' zone. Meet beloved characters like Hello Kitty, and discover the park at your own pace; it's a great way to visit one of Japan's top theme parks with no worries about logistics.
This experience is available to non-Japanese residents only.
Private Arrival Transfer: Tokyo Narita Airport to Hotel
Take the stress out of traveling by pre-booking a private airport transfer in Tokyo! Skip the taxi line and relax as your professional driver takes you between Narita International Airport (NRT) and your hotel in the comfort of a high-end, quality car.
Private Departure Transfer: Hotel to Tokyo Narita Airport
Take the stress out of traveling by pre-booking a private airport transfer in Tokyo! Skip the hassle of hiring a taxi and relax as your professional driver whisks you from your hotel to Narita International Airport (NRT) in the comfort of a high-end, quality car.
One Day Muslim-Friendly Tour of Tokyo
This tour offers you a fine meal at Malaysia Halal certified restaurant, to visit the biggest Mosque in Japan for Salat, and so on. Muslim, who visit Japan at the first time, can enjoy at ease in Tokyo. A professional interpreter guide, who has much experienced about Muslim, guides to the popular sightseeing spots such as Asakusa, Shibuya, Harajuku.
Experience Edo Castle Town: Kawagoe Walking Tour
The best tour for the people who cannot be satisfied with only Tokyo. �To feel the atmosphere of Edo in "COEDO" (small-Edo) Kawagoe city in Saitama prefecture. It's only about 30-minutes train ride from Tokyo.
Experience Old and Nostalgic Tokyo: Yanaka Walking Tour
Yanaka is a historical part of Tokyo, developed as a temple town in the Edo period (1603-1867). Prominent temples were founded and still exist in the area. In the past people living all over the Edo(the former name of Tokyo) used to visit Yanaka for worship and for sightseeing.
Let's go to Yanaka where a tradition runs into a novelty and forget the bustle of Tokyo!
Tokyo by Night: Japanese Food Tour
Savor some amazing Japanese dishes while experiencing local nightlife on this food tour in Tokyo. Delve into the city's nighttime culinary scene on visits to several popular pubs and restaurants for local favorites such as grilled meat skewers, hot-plate dishes, sweet cakes and sake. All tastings and necessary public transport are included, and you'll learn a ton about Japanese food and culture from your expert local guide. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people, ensuring a more personalized experience.
Tokyo Small-Group Walking Tour: Ningyocho and Nihonbashi Districts
Discover old-time gems in ultra-modern Tokyo during a 3-hour walking tour that takes you to long-standing vendors in the Ningyocho and Nihonbashi districts. With your guide, you visit shops that carry traditional incense, musical instruments, gold-leaf decor, calligraphy materials, stationery and more, plus you'll sample favorite treats and learn about classic Japanese arts. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people, allowing for a more personalized experience.
Scholar-Led Architectural Walking Tour: Harajuku, Omotesando and Roppongi
Turn a critical lens on Japan's modernist architecture during this 3-hour walking tour of Tokyo, including Harajuku, Omotesando and Roppongi. A local scholar will introduce traditional and contemporary principles of Japanese design through architecture, fashion and art. During fascinating discussions with your expert guide, you'll learn where Japanese designers draw their inspiration and appreciate how Japanese ideals of beauty inform their aesthetics. Enjoy personal attention on this small-group tour, limited to 6 people.
14-Day Classic Japan Tour: Nikko, Hakone, Takayama, Hiroshima and Kyoto from Tokyo
Discover the cultural highlights of Japan, from the neon-lit streets of modern Tokyo to the ancient temples of Kyoto, on this 14-day tour through the Land of the Rising Sun. See Nikko's Toshogu Shrine, soak at a traditional outdoor onsen' (hot spring baths) in Hakone, enjoy a feast at the Takayama market and visit the Hiroshima Peace Park. Travel by train, boat and bus, with ample leisure time to customize your own itinerary. This small-group tour operates with a maximum of 12 people, ensuring you'll receive personal attention from your expert guide.
3-Day Private Tokyo and Nagano Tour: Snow Monkeys, Tsukiji Market and Bullet Train
Take the bullet train (Shinkansen) to Nagano, round-trip from Tokyo, and explore both cities with a knowledgeable private guide. You'll get an authentic taste of Japanese customs as you watch vendors selling seafood at Tsukiji Market, enjoy an Izakaya-style dinner at a Tokyo restaurant, learn calligraphy and tour Zenkoji Temple. Soak in an amazing onsen' (hot springs bath), and be entertained by the snow monkeys at Jigokudani Monkey Park as they do the same! This private three-day tour is an ideal way to experience Japan's cultural and culinary delights.
Private Tour: 4-Day Best of Tokyo and Kyoto Including Tsukiji Market, Gion and Fushimi Inari Shrine
Immerse yourself in Japanese culture on a private four-day tour of Japan's greatest cities Tokyo and Kyoto! Visit both modern and ancient attractions with a knowledgeable guide, exploring each city for two days by bike and on foot. In Tokyo, feast Izakaya-style, enjoy beer tasting, try fresh sushi at Tsukiji Market and bicycle to the sumo area of Ryogoku. Then travel one-way by Shinkansen bullet train to Kyoto, where you'll view gorgeous temples and shrines as well as discover the highlights of Gion Kyoto's famous geisha district.
Private Custom Tour: Tokyo in a Day
Experience the best of Tokyo on foot or by car during a private, customized tour with a knowledgeable local guide. Choose a half-day or full-day itinerary, tailored to your particular interests. See Tokyo highlights, from shrines and museums to the world's largest fish market - Tsukiji Market, or explore distinct neighborhood shops, visit a sake brewery and sample Japanese cuisine. Public transportation fares via train and subway are included if you select a walking tour, or upgrade for a hotel transfer and travel in the comfort of a private vehicle throughout the dynamic capital.
Viator VIP: Mt Fuji Private Tour Including Exclusive Visit with Priests at Sengen Shrine
Visiting Mt Fuji is a must-do experience when you're in Tokyo, but most people only stop for the snap panoramic photos of the formidable beauty. On this Viator VIP tour, your knowledgeable local guide takes you not only to see the iconic mountain, but also to a Shinto shrine for an exclusive private talk with a priest. At Sengen Shrine, enjoy the unprecedented opportunity to listen to a resident priest share personal life stories and history. Your day trip to 5th Station and Lake Kawaguchi includes lunch, snacks and sake with transport by train.
Sumo Stable Training Tour with Sumo-Style Lunch
Get a glimpse into the world of sumo on a 3-hour tour of the sumo training stables. A local and knowledgeable guide takes you around the site during tournament season for a chance to observe these mighty men in action. You'll learn about this fascinating society where sumo wrestlers live and train. Then slurp up a hearty hot pot lunch - sumo-style! Receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 8 people.
Shared Arrival Transfer: Tokyo Narita International Airport to Hotel
After a long flight, the last thing you want to do is find a cab and pay an exorbitant fee. Instead, take the easy way with a pre-purchased shared transfer from Narita International Airport (NRT) to your Central Tokyo city hotel. Transfers operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in modern, comfortable vehicles operated by a team of professional, trained and courteous drivers who know the Tokyo metropolitan area really well.
Private Arrival Transfer: Tokyo Airports to Tokyo and Urayasu
Take the stress out of airport arrivals by pre-booking a private transfer from the airport to any location within 23 wards of Central Tokyo or Urayasu! Your professional driver will meet you inside the airport and take you by comfortable private vehicle to your appointed destination. Transfer services
are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from Narita International Airport and Haneda International Airport.
Late night (10pm - 6:30am) pickups from Haneda Airport may incur an additional JPY 4,000 service fee during July 20, 2015 - August 31, 2015.
Please note: An English-speaking assistant is mandatory from 7/20/2015-8/31/2015 because of parking problem, extra JPY7,000 will be charged when you book the transfer.
Private Arrival Transfer: Narita or Haneda Airport to Tokyo
Take the stress out of your Tokyo airport arrival by booking a private transfer from Narita International Airport or Haneda Airport to any location within the 15 wards of central Tokyo. An English-speaking assistant will meet you at the arrivals area direct you to your private vehicle. Service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week from either airport; nighttime pickup (10pm to 6:30am) requires an additional service fee, payable when booking.
Shared Departure Transfer: Hotel to Narita International Airport
Travel from your Central Tokyo or Maihama hotel to Tokyo's Narita International Airport in a comfortable shared vehicle with a professional driver. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Private Departure Transfer: Tokyo to Tokyo Airports
Avoid the expensive fares of Tokyo taxis and get to the airport in style by taking a private vehicle from any location within Tokyo's 23 wards or Urayasu area! Your professional driver will pick you up from your appointed location in Central Tokyo or Urayasu and take you to either Narita International Airport or Haneda International Airport. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Private Tokyo Transfer: Tokyo Port to Central Tokyo Hotels and Maihama
Enjoy hassle-free transportation from Tokyo Harumi Seaport to your Tokyo accommodation with this private transfer that whisks you to hotels and inns within 16 wards of central Tokyo and the Maihama area. After your professional driver meets you at the passenger terminal, you'll travel quickly and efficiently in a comfortable private vehicle to reach your destination. You can relax knowing that your Tokyo visit will begin with easy transport into the bustling city.
Private Tokyo Transfer Between Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport with English Speaking Assistant
Make your air transit through Tokyo a breeze with a private vehicle transfer between Tokyo's two airports, Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport (aka Tokyo International Airport). Choose the direction you need to go, and a professional driver will be waiting for you upon your arrival to take you to the other airport with efficiency and ease. Service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. And please note an English Speaking assistant will wait at the arrival point and direct you to your private vehicle.
Private Yokohama Transfer: Tokyo Hotels to Yokohama Port
Ride comfortably from your Tokyo hotel to the Yokohama port by pre-booking a private transfer. Your professional driver will meet you at your hotel and take you by private vehicle to Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Private Yokohama Transfer: Yokohama Port to Tokyo Hotels
Take the stress out of cruise port arrivals by pre-booking a private transfer from Yokohama Port to your hotel in Tokyo. Your professional driver will meet you at Osanbashi International Passenger Terminal and take you by comfortable private vehicle to your accommodation. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Experience Tokyo: Samurai for a Day
Learn to wield a sword like a samurai during this unique Tokyo experience. Under the eyes of professional instructors, including a sword-fighting expert who has acted in movies and choreographed fight sequences for Hollywood films, you'll learn about the history of samurais in Japan and practice the proper way to hold and swing the sword. Watch your instructors perform an astounding adrenaline-fueled fight scene, and choreograph a routine of your own. This small-group samurai lesson is limited to five people to ensure you enjoy personalized attention.
Private Japanese Arts and Culture Tour: Aikido, Calligraphy, Manga and Sake Shop
Experience traditional and contemporary Japanese culture with this full-day private tour in Tokyo! You'll develop an in-depth appreciation for the art of aikido and calligraphy with hands-on private lessons, and enjoy pop culture manga' (Japanese comic books) at shops in Akihabara. Take a trip to a sake shop for a tasting and visit a sword museum to learn all about the samurai. Throughout the day, your private local guide will be on hand to share expert knowledge of all things Japanese.
Train as a ninja during a private workshop and you'll learn all the secrets of these spies and assassins of feudal Japan. Masters of stealth and disguise, ninjas also known as shinobi were members of a secret society about which very little was known. Your private ninja lesson in Tokyo offers insight as well as hands-on instruction in meditation, weaponry and fighting techniques.
Soba Cooking Class with Tsukiji Soba Academy Chef
Gain insight into Japanese culinary culture in a private cooking class in Tokyo. During your 4-hour lesson, watch a cooking demonstration from a master chef from the Tsukiji Soba Academy and then learn to make 'soba' a type of thin noodle made from buckwheat flour. In your hands-on session you'll prepare the dough from scratch and cook it in hot broth with seasonal ingredients. Afterward, enjoy your delicious noodle soup for lunch!
Tokyo by Bike: Edogawa Including Sea Life Aquarium and Kasai Rinkai Park
Experience Tokyo by the seat of your bicycle on this guided bike tour through Edogawa. Located at the city's east end and facing Tokyo Bay, Edogawa is an area rich in natural surroundings. During your 6-hour tour, you'll visit several beautiful local parks, including Gyosen Park, Kasai Rinkai Park and Tokyo Sea Life Park, stopping for photo ops and ending around Tokyo Disney Resort. Enjoy personalized attention on this small-group tour, limited to 10 people.
Tokyo by Bike: Tsukiji Market and Odaiba Including Tokyo Bay Cruise
The best way to explore the reclaimed island district of Odaiba, located on Tokyo Bay, is by bicycle. On this 6-hour Tokyo tour, you'll visit the Tsukiji Market on foot before walking across the Rainbow Bridge from Shibaura. Then hop on a comfortable bike for an easy, guided tour that includes Odaiba Marine Park. End with a Tokyo Bay cruise! Enjoy personalized attention on this small-group tour, limited to 10 people.
Tokyo by Bike: Skytree, Kiyosumi Garden and Sumo Stadium
Take this enjoyable Tokyo bike tour and see the highlights of Shitamachi. Your guide will lead you at a leisurely pace as you travel from site to site, from Fukagawa-fudo Temple and Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine to Tokyo Skytree. Keep a lookout for a rare chance to sumo wrestlers outside Ryogoko Sumo Stadium and take in the natural landscapes as you ride through the traditional Kiyosumi Japanese Garden. Enjoy personalized attention on this small-group tour, limited to 10 people.
Extensive Architecture Tour with Lunch: East Tokyo
Explore the world-renowned architecture of Eastern Tokyo on this tour, visiting iconic buildings in Tokyo Station, Odaiba, Ginza, and Marunouchi. Tokyo is a mecca for modern architecture, having been fully rebuilt twice in recent history. Your knowledgeable tour guide will take you to buildings famous for their inventive exteriors and interiors, and you will also be given time to freely explore or shop on your own. The tour also includes lunch at a stylish French or Italian restaurant in the Ginza area. This is a must-see experience if you are interested in architecture or design.
Extensive Architecture Tour with Lunch: West Tokyo
Explore the world-renowned architecture of Western Tokyo on this tour, visiting iconic buildings in Daikanyama, Shibuya, Aoyama, Omotesando, and Roppongi. Tokyo is a mecca for modern architecture, having been fully rebuilt twice in recent history. Your knowledgeable tour guide will take you to buildings famous for their inventive exteriors and interiors, and you will also be given time to freely explore or shop on your own. The tour includes lunch at a stylish French or Italian restaurant in the Omotesando area. This is a must-see experience if you are interested in architecture or design.
Experience Akihabara Electric Town: Karaoke, Anime and Cosplay in Tokyo
In Tokyo's Akihabara Electric Town, you can dress up in fun, comic bookinspired costumes, no matter what age you are. This private, family-friendly tour immerses you in the world of otaku,' a Japanese subculture that celebrates anime and manga (comics). Get outfitted for cosplay (costume play), pose for a shoot in a purikura' photo booth, stop at shops hawking video games, and enjoy a drink with karaoke. You'll also get to order you choice of tea or coffee in one of the many playful maid cafés that line the busy streets.
Tokyo Cherry Blossom Walking Tour in Asakusa
There's hardly a more iconic place to view the breathtaking Japanese cherry trees (called sakura') in bloom than the Asakusa district of Tokyo. See brilliant displays of springtime blossoms in their full splendor along the riverbanks of the Sumida River, where you'll stroll with a local guide in the morning. Cross Azuma-bashi (Azuma Bridge) to the Japanese garden at Ushijima Shrine, one of the most popular spots to see the trees. Conclude at Asakusa Temple on this 2-hour walking tour that is not to be missed!
Numbers are limited to 10 people, ensuring an intimate experience with a small group.
Please note: This tour is seasonal and runs yearly in March and April. The date is subject to change.
Private Tour: VIP Tsukiji Sushi Lesson with a Master Chef
Learn how to make authentic Japanese sushi from a master sushi chef in Tokyo. During this unforgettable private lesson, you'll get a full picture of what it's like to be a sushi chef as you work behind the sushi counter, wearing an actual chef's uniform, at a famous Tsukiji restaurant established more than 90 years ago! Enjoy your creations for lunch (plus a couple of pieces made by the master chef) while listening to sushi secrets, conveniently translated by a fluent guide. You even get to keep the chef's uniform and a few other souvenirs.
Climb aboard a traditional Japanese rickshaw for an unforgettable view of the Asakusa district in Tokyo. Your knowledgeable guide will steer you to some of Tokyo's many iconic sites, districts, temples and shrines while illuminating the history behind them all. Enjoy scenic views of maple and cherry trees, gardens, soaring skyscrapers, and traditional businesses. If you're looking for a carefree, customizable way to see Tokyo, this is it. Special Offer -
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At night, Tokyo's streets are illuminated by giant neon billboards and traffic lights. On this 3-hour night photography tour, a professional photographer shares tips on technique and composition at iconic locations and off-the-beaten-path spots in Shinjuku and Shibuya. Need a tripod? Upgrade to include a rental. Enjoy plenty of time to get caught up in the details on this small-group tour limited to six people.
Tokyo Photography Tour: Historic Edo to Modern-Day Tokyo
Take a 3-hour photographic journey through the vibrant districts of Shiodome and Yurakucho, capturing Tokyo's contrasts between traditional and modern life, unlike anywhere else in the world. Focus your lens on Hamarikyu's traditional Japanese garden, set against iconic skyscrapers, and receive tips on technique and composition with an expert local photographer. Numbers are limited to eight people to ensure a small-group experience.
Harajuku Kawaii Fashion and Shopping Tour
Harajuku - the capital of Kawaii! Walking, shopping, people watching, eating snacks, taking photos in photo booth and enjoying all Harajuku has to offer with an expert guide (she's a professional fashion trend watcher!) who knows the best shops. On this fashion and shopping tour Includes two free street food snacks and photo booth session. Both small group and private tour are available for you to choose from.
Private Authentic Japanese Cooking Lesson in Tokyo
Get an insider's perspective into Japanese life with this home cooked meal in the heart of Tokyo. Enjoy a cooking demonstration of some favorite home recipes with your host as you look over city views in her modern downtown apartment.
Ninja Hands-on Experience in Tokyo
On this hands-on ninja experience tour, you will start with meditation in ninja outfit, and learn 3 to 5 entry level techniques with our ninja instructor. Nowadays, ninjas are striving to reach their goals, develop the individual persons and sensibility to survival. They protect others, stand up for freedom, and build a great community of friends. Our ultimate goal is to reach and follow the path to the ku or no-self, where there is no conflict. Start this journey of becoming a real ninja with us!
Entry Level Ninja Experience Tour
On this hands-on ninja experience tour, you will start with meditation in ninja outfit, and learn 3 entry level techniques with your ninja instructor. Nowadays, the ultimate goal of being Ninja is to reach and follow the path to the ku or no-self, where there is no conflict. Start this journey of becoming a real ninja!
Unbelievable scenic native bushes mixed with some amazing canyoning awaits, right here in Tokyo! Just a train ride from the center of the city will transport you into the luscious green hinterland of Tokyo's Okutama area. Descend moss laden ancient canyons using a variety of techniques; jumps, slides and repelling with waterfalls over 80 feet (25m)!


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Definition of coelurosaur in English:
(also coelurosaurus /siˌlo͝orəˈsôrəs/ /sē-/)
A small, slender, bipedal, carnivorous dinosaur with long forelimbs, from which the birds are believed to have evolved.
- Infraorder Coelurosauria, suborder Theropoda, order Saurischia: many genera.
Example sentences
- Recent studies have agreed that T. rex and the tyrannosaurs belong with the coelurosaurs, not with the carnosaurs as was originally believed.
- Predatory dinosaurs of the Jurassic included fearsome carnosaurs such as Allosaurus, small, fast coelurosaurs, and ceratosaurs such as Dilophosaurus.
- Around the same time the allosaurs appeared, another subgroup of the tetanurans, the coelurosaurs, also branched off.
- Example sentences
- The discovery of coelurosaurian dinosaurs with remnants of several kinds of integumentary structures, including feathers, has revolutionized our thinking about the origin of feathers.
- He proposed that ratites and small coelurosaurian dinosaurs shared a common ancestor, and that the ancestors of ratites never acquired flight.
- Some archosaurs, such as birds and coelurosaurian dinosaurs also developed large brains, indicating a higher level of intelligence.
1950s: from Greek koilos 'hollow' + oura 'tail' + sauros 'lizard'.
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To have a strong need, desire, or craving in an affectionate/romantic way for someone with the last name of "Jones".
I am Jonesin so bad for this hot little thing Jessica, that I would drive 14 hours just to spend 14 minutes with her!!!
JBoy75 tarafından 23 Temmuz 2010, Cuma
Slang term for relaxing or chilling. Typically used when talking or texting someone on a cell phone. The origin can be also based off a lazy friend who has the last name of jones, but it cannot be confirmed that he is a total piece of garbage.
Im just jonesin at the moment bro.
jizzle001 tarafından 8 Eylül 2010, Çarşamba
Craving Marijauna
I'm jonesin.
retrodreams tarafından 12 Ağustos 2003, Salı
anything that is ballin as shit.
walking down the street and something cool happens,that is fuckin jonesin
devin mathieu tarafından 1 Nisan 2007, Pazar
Used in two senses. There is the aforementioned definition of jonesin for drugs but also another definition which is synonomous with chillin.
Hence jonesin is used as a verb in these two ways:
1."Spencer is jonesin for some pot."
2.What are you doing? "Sarah and I are just jonesin right now."
1."Spencer is jonesin for some pot."
2.What are you doing? "Sarah and I are just jonesin right now."
SRC tarafından 18 Aralık 2006, Pazartesi
What You Say When Your Telling People Your Leaving
"Alright Man, I'm Jonesin." (Alright man i'm leaving)
"Hey Man You Jonesin?" (hey man you leaving?)
"Hey Man You Jonesin?" (hey man you leaving?)
Stonerguy137 tarafından 16 Şubat 2005, Çarşamba
Man I was jonesin that nigga so bad he went crazy and tried to pop me.
Alexandudegreat tarafından 2 Nisan 2005, Cumartesi


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Apple's Beats 1 Radio teams up with MTV to announce VMA nominations
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VH1 Co-Star: Watch Shows With A Social Twist
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Cold, Flu, & Cough Health Center
6 Reasons Why Your Cold Won't Go Away
In this article
4. You're Treating the Wrong Illness
It's easy to confuse a cold with other ailments. You might treat a supposed cold for a few weeks, only to realize that the reason you aren't getting better is because you're under the weather with something else, like allergies.
Here's how to tell them apart:
Cold symptoms usually take a few days to fully show up. Allergies can come on quickly, and they last for as long as you come in contact with the allergen. Both cause a cough, runny nose, and sneezing, but a cold is more likely to give you aches and pains or a fever.
Or you could have a sinus infection. Both that and a cold cause pain around your eyes and nose, as well as icky, yellowish mucus. The difference: These symptoms usually happen within the first few days of a cold. But a sinus infection typically shows up after the normal time it takes for a cold to run its course.
5. You're Taking the Wrong Things for It
We've all heard about some of the more popular herbal remedies: Drink this and you'll never get sick again. Take that and your cold symptoms will be shortened by 3 days. Many of these claims don't hold water, and it's important to remember that just because the bottle says "herbal" doesn't mean it can't harm you.
Echinacea is one of the first natural treatments people suggest when you have a cold, but most studies show it just doesn't work.
Many people down vitamin C like candy thinking it'll speed up the cold process. But there's little evidence that it helps shorten a cold once you have it. And the only folks it really seems to work for are extreme athletes who take it to prevent getting a cold.
Zinc also gets called out for helping end your cold, but again the evidence is weak. And some people who used a nasal spray with zinc lost their sense of smell. So your best bet is to leave it on the shelf.
It isn't just natural treatments that don't work for colds. Antibiotics won't help either, because a virus causes these illnesses. The best way to treat your cold is to manage the symptoms. Save the antibiotics for strep throat or a sinus infection.


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Orbsweeper iOS
- Publisher: Shoumik Palkar
- Release Date: Jul 12, 2009
- Summary: Orbsweeper is a series of minigames. Users can play games to earn Circus Points. Earned Circus Points can be used to expand your collection of minigames. Points can also be used to buy other things, such as scratch cards (which allow you to increase or decrease the Circus Points you have).
- Developer: Shoumik Palkar
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The Patient Observer: Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing for the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress following Childbirth
Version of Record online: 19 DEC 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1523-536X.2011.00517.x
© 2011, Copyright the Authors. Journal compilation © 2011, Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Volume 39, Issue 1, pages 70–76, March 2012
Additional Information
How to Cite
Stramrood, C. A.I., van der Velde, J., Doornbos, B., Marieke Paarlberg, K., Weijmar Schultz, W. C.M. and van Pampus, M. G. (2012), The Patient Observer: Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing for the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress following Childbirth. Birth, 39: 70–76. doi: 10.1111/j.1523-536X.2011.00517.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 28 FEB 2012
- Version of Record online: 19 DEC 2011
- Accepted October 4, 2011
- Abstract
- Article
- References
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- eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing;
- posttraumatic stress disorder;
- childbirth;
- pregnancy;
- postpartum
Abstract: Background: No standard intervention with proved effectiveness is available for women with posttraumatic stress following childbirth because of insufficient research. The objective of this paper was to evaluate the possibility of using eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing treatment for women with symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder following childbirth. The treatment is internationally recognized as one of the interventions of choice for the condition, but little is known about its effects in women who experienced the delivery as traumatic.
Methods: Three women suffering from posttraumatic stress symptoms following the birth of their first child were treated with eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing during their next pregnancy. Patient A developed posttraumatic stress symptoms following the lengthy labor of her first child that ended in an emergency cesarean section after unsuccessful vacuum extraction. Patient B suffered a second degree vaginal rupture, resulting in pain and inability to engage in sexual intercourse for years. Patient C developed severe preeclampsia postpartum requiring intravenous treatment.
Results: Patients received eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing treatment during their second pregnancy, using the standard protocol. The treatment resulted in fewer posttraumatic stress symptoms and more confidence about their pregnancy and upcoming delivery compared with before the treatment. Despite delivery complications in Patient A (secondary cesarean section due to insufficient engaging of the fetal head); Patient B (second degree vaginal rupture, this time without subsequent dyspareunia); and Patient C (postpartum hemorrhage, postpartum hypertension requiring intravenous treatment), all three women looked back positively at the second delivery experience.
Conclusions: Treatment with eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing reduced posttraumatic stress symptoms in these three women. They were all sufficiently confident to attempt vaginal birth rather than demanding an elective cesarean section. We advocate a large-scale, randomized controlled trial involving women with postpartum posttraumatic stress disorder to evaluate the effect of eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing in this patient group. (BIRTH 39:1 March 2012)


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It is with a heavy heart that I pass along the news that our friend and co-worker Dean Wortham has passed away. "Mr. Dean" has worked at Skagit Speedway for the past 15 years helping out in the office and the will call room and just anywhere we needed him. Mr. Dean was a race fan first, he and his wife Sandy drove up from St George Utah every spring to volunteer at the race track.
Every year when he left he'd say he wasn't sure if he would be back, then like clock work he would call and ask us if we would have him and Sandy back for another season. Mr. Dean was like family to all of us, he adopted Kandy as his other daughter and treated me like a true son.
Mr. Dean knew he was sick and told us in November he wouldn't return this year. His strong faith and conviction prepared him for what he called 'The greatest life you could ever live'... He told me his life on earth was just a test drive for the real adventure... I just wish he had a few more miles with us...
In one of his last emails he asked if I would do a memorial lap for him.. he assured me he would be smiling down and proudly watching over all of us.
We're all going to miss you Mr. Dean, your kindness and friendship will forever be cherished!
Rest in Peace my friend...
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I agree with you, there is still plenty that can go wrong, but, GS is at the helm at present and he needs all the support from the fans. We have a very busy time coming up next month and I hope that we don't do the usual Boro thing over the christmas period and fall off the pace. If GS can keep us mid table at the end of the year then I think everything will be ok by the end of the season.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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Well I have certainly been dissapointed with the apointment of GS as manager but at the end of the day what can we do? I am sick of complaining about the fact and have decided the only way is to ride this one out come what may. While I do not agree with Gibbo on this one I will reserve my judgement until the end of the season and try to support his decision....I hope for all our sakes he proves me wrong.
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Aah a pragmatist! You are correct however what can the ordinary fan do. But consider Steve Gibson's record since taking over the club pumping his own money into it over the years. His appointment of Bryan Robson was bold and inspired. Big names were signed and promotion and cup finals were achieved. OK so relegation also formed part of the mix, but these were transitional times. The appointment of MacLaren was also a clever move and like it or not he is now the England manager. Under his stewardship we won a cup and achieved European football culminating in a European final. It's his money remember and I doubt he is ready to see it go down the pan or for that matter risk losing the £40m per season Boro get from the Premiership. Like you I was, still am, dubious about the appointment of GS, but also like you I'm willing to give him the time to prove himself. One thing I am sure is he is no mug and I think Steve G has seen something in him worth backing. Lets hope it becomes apparant to us very soon. He will be holding a clear out in January and bringing in some fresh faces, I for one will keep an open mind.


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Definition of cross someone's palm with silver in English:
cross someone's palm with silver
often humorous Pay someone for a favor or service, especially before having one's fortune told.
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when typing the name maddie on T9word or any form of word on a cell phone, it first comes up as obedie. obedie, however is NOT in the dictionary.
(texting your friend) OMG did you see obedie's outfit? oh i mean maddie.
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a really really pretty girl that is really nice and an overall awesome girl
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- It would be great if there was a group email for all of the members on one team. Currently, it is easy to send emails to everyone in a wiki (using the group email address for everyone in the wiki), but not to the members in a project's team (there is no group email address for everyone on a TEAM within a project). I would like my students to be able to send emails to everyone in their team without having to enter in each username separately.
- Google Groups Beta combines e-mail distribution with a rudimentary wiki. Running a regular e-mail newsletter with links is the only positive (not passive) way I know to propel readers on to the wikispace, and it works a treat. Having the two together is irresistable. New projects will therefore go to Google Groups Beta. But wikispaces is much smarter and more developed in the pages and files department than Google Groups are ever likely to be. So first prize would be to have a decent e-mailing-to-list facility in wikispaces. - dominic Oct 18, 2006
- I really agree. As a very new user, I have invited a lot of people to join, but would like to be able to send messages around them easily to encourage them to actually contribute.- guest (126.96.36.199) Nov 24, 2006
- I agree. This seems to me to be a much needed - Klein46282
- I wholeheartedly agree. I have a very recalcitrant group of users that I'm trying to get to use a wiki for minutes and document collaborating. I also am looking for a way to archive discussions, create a chronological structure so we don't end up with a lot of "crossed in the mail" items, and also have a record of (and improve the likelihood of the right people getting the right info) who got what. I started using Google Groups for this piece, but I see the advantage of combining this piece with the wiki. All the pieces are covered now by the "discussions" tab, EXCEPT being able to e-mail a post to people. To have any hope of getting people on board I'm going to need to e-mail them stuff that links to the wiki. Otherwise I keep having to e-mail them and they don't have any reason to use the wiki. So, for example, I could post a proposal to my discussion page and simulaneously send it to the people I've invited to join my wiki who haven't yet; and if they reply, it gets posted in the discussion as well as going to everyone via e-mail. I'm not sure how I'm going to get them to go the rest of the way, but at least they are half-way there and we have the chron record. - JoelW Mar 6, 2007
- A definite must have to get people using this brilliant technology. I am stuck with trying to get folk who are so use to MSOutlook and emails they don't bother unless pushed to a discussion that is on the wiki. The big issue is that authenticated feeds cannot be read by MSOutlook2007 and Wikispaces does not Monitor (email) discussions, only page edits. We definitely need the option to be able to push discussions via email. - Tomt2U Jul 26, 2007
- I definitely agree with the comment above and see the same problem with my community. I think this is a critically need! - johnfb Aug 22, 2007
- Yes, yes, yes. When you're working with others who aren't used to using a wiki and you're trying to get them to adopt a new way of sharing information, email is a key (and often necessary) hook.
- Yes, please, I'd like to be able to email members and all the reasons above apply. - bastiani Sep 26, 2007
- I am currently set up to receive "space wide" email notifications of any changes made to the space. If someone reverts to a previous version of the page, I am still emailed about the change but there is no indication that the only change was a "revert to" page. Please provide a "REVERTED PAGE" note in the notification email when the page has been reverted. [[1205340976]]
- I think it is essential that we have the ability to email to our members on our wikispaces. Can you please advise how long it will be before this feature is added. Thanks
- If you use e-mail subscription to a page it could be useful not to receive any change automatically. So, could it be possible to include an option to save a page without sending e-mail notification about that change? - JulenIturbe-Ormaetxe Oct 8, 2008
- * Ditto the need to email your wiki group, but make this a feature that is managed by administrator.- kenergy
- How about a way to send email to regular @domain.com emails? or vice versa? - Adam_BPC2013
Quote original message on reply
- A way to quote original messages on reply would be very nice. As it is, it's quite hard to figure out what some of the replies I receive mean... especially if they come a week later and I've forgotten the original message. - chandler-parker Dec 7, 2007
- *I agree. I'm always forgetting what I'm saying to someone because they usually respond the next day. squiggle13
- Let me add a strong second to this one! Highly desirable for responding to student emails :). As a workaround, i've been copying/pasting the original and adding a ">" character at the beginning of each line of the original message. Works, but time-consuming. --MrCreamer
- I agree that this would be a useful feature! - - MissVernon
Turn off ability to send messages
- As a teacher of middle schoolers, it would be nice to be able to disable the access to messenging as many students abuse this and there is no way to monitor it!
- Instead of a way to turn it off, I'd like to see a way to monitor it. As educators, we are responsible for what our students say online... we really need a way to monitor when needed. - chandler-parker Dec 7, 2007
- I also have middle schoolers, and believe wikispaces' relatively-protected e-mail is a wonderful, highly motivating feature for kids. :) Upon receiving a complaint about offensive messages sent privately, I've been handling the situation according to usual discipline protocol. Regarding offensive messages broadcast to all space members, I cover the undesirability of doing this in my lesson sequence (spam, netiquette, etc.). I also point out that permanent records are available of the messages sent. And I have emailed offenders privately (who are typically unaware of what they did to broadcast the message in the first place). It WOULD be great to have the ability to deactivate a student user's email to a particular Space, for either motivation or discipline. But since it is possible for users to send and receive email regardless of the particular wikispace they are visiting, as long as they are logged in (a good thing), I don't know how you could implement such a feature without creating an underclass of wikispace citizens (e.g. a "Students" group). To me that brings in administrative concerns and is probably NOT a good thing. --MrCreamer
- I have recently experienced an issue with someone finding a student in a private site and messaging them with inappropriate content. As with many other education-based sites, the teachers I am working with are requesting the ability to change the options of all student accounts simultaneously. Although receiving a vulgar message from outside of our site can become a teachable moment, schools teacher should have the option of blocking all outside messaging as well as monitoring internal messaging.
- I'm also a teacher. I'm trying to use a WIKI for the first time but I am really nervous about the ability to send private messages. I teach grade 3-5 and I think my parents will be detered from allowing their child to participate for this very reason. I went in to each account and turned off private messaging but nothing is stopping them from going in and changing the setting.
- I teach grades 9-12. I manually have to login as each student before they begin the process of using the Wiki to disable any messaging except messages between them and me. I teach four subjects, and I do not have time to monitor private messages on top of the regular Wiki work. This is a case of one or two apples spoiling it for the whole bunch, because I wish that we could use the messaging inside the Wiki, but due to the aforementioned metaphorical apples it is not feasible. - MissVernon
Discussion Areas
- I would like to be able to move a discussion to the appropriate page within the wiki. Many times users will post a question/discussion item on the main or welcome page when it would better belong with another page within the wikispage.
- Allow users to edit their own discussion posts. - robjoyce
- Add the wikitext photo tool to allow easy image insertion in the discussions. - robjoyce
- I would LOVE to be able to put videos / pictures in the discussion area so my students can watch a video and respond to it...is that possible? I tried to embed a video from Teachertube, but it just posted the URL. Any suggestions?!?
- I think the approach to discussion in wikispaces of limited use. I would like to have the discussion area include in the bottom of the actual page, instead of hidden on another page. When using discussion as a cooporation tool, I would like to post something in a page, and then have people discussing it right below. - jenspoder
- A way of adding post-it style comments directly to the page, (they could be marked by a mini yellow square that could be clicked on to expand or would be expanded automatically when the page is being edited). This would really help collaboration as well as being vital for educational use (e.g. when you're correcting a piece of writing). - Lucy Feb 11, 2006
- I LOVE WIKISPACES, so thanks :-) But I do find having a discussion board for each page redundant and confusing. It's difficult to direct members to post on the appropriate board. I wouldn't want to turn off the discussion feature entirely, but I would really love the ability to turn it off for a single page, or pages of my choice. By the way, for me this is a critical feature, but I thought it best to add my two cents to the Discussion Area category. - CTP Aug 17, 2006
- This is related to discussions, sort of. For some things, the discussion area doesn't serve my needs. What would be REALLY great is if an email sent to email@example.com would get sent to all my members. Then we could converse about site-wide issues off-line. Shouldn't be hard to implement - you could use your database to rebuild an email aliases database once every couple of hours or so. - thomasafine Oct 26, 2006
- Email notification for comments in addition to messages; see [[message/view/home/48193|http://www.wikispaces.com/message/view/home/48193]]
- I would like to be able to move a discussion to the appropriate page within the wiki. Many times users will post a question/discussion item on the main or welcome page when it would better belong with another page within the wikispage.
- The same as above, please! Before my wiki begins to grow! - ennioT
- When I or others include a URL in an a message, I would like others who read the post to be able to link to it (e.g., the way that you can link to URLs in Word documents. I also agree that there should be a way to turn off discussions for certain pages and a way to move a discussion message to a more appropriate page in the Wiki. - JBMarshallUPRCayey Sep 27, 2009JBMarshallUPRCayey
- threaded discussions - yes please. hypertext discussions - yes please. - djhb
- Allow a user to become a moderator for instance to edit and omit inappropriate language in posts other than their own, without deleting the post entirely.
- Provide a WYSIWYG editor - yedwab Aug 31, 2010 Second that user : camillenapierbernstein
- I need a way to show a kind of "aggregate discussion board" (or at least overview of links to all discussions) across pages. Many members who do not subscribe to all discussion posts or posts for a specific page (the majority) are never aware of most of the discussions taking place. Perhaps an idea to have a "Discussion" item in the Manage Wiki in the content section, just like you already have for Pages, Files, and Tags.- ademoor Mar 5, 2011
- The "Discussion Area" widget shows the current posts. This is great, as it really helps visibility by embedding the discussion forum in the page it is about. However, if a user wants to start a _new_ post, she first has to go to the main discussion page, then click New Post. This extra step is unclear for many users. I now have to manually include a link called "New Post" outside the widget and link it to the discussion page. It's a lot of work if one has many pages to process, and doesn't look as nice. It should be really easy for your developers to include a link to the discussion page _within_ the widget and link it to the discussion page.- ademoor Mar 5, 2011
- It would be great if there were some way to change the discussion forum header for all pages, not just one page at a time.
- I would really like to see better editing options in the Discussion areas. The New Page editing is great - so why do you need to stick to the text tagging for discussions?
- Maybe have a way to export the discussion into something... My school discussions are AWESOME and I would love to have them offline on record on my computer. Maybe even export to HTML. - Adam_BPC2013
- PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE. I need to add multiple comment boxes to a wikipage. There is no pure HTML code out there only javascript.
- Please, please, PLEASE give us the option of threaded discussions where students' replies can be recorded directly beneath the post they are responding to because it will help us with recording artifacts to show students collaborating through technology. - MissVernon
- PLEASE give posters the option to edit their posts. Writing is a process, and as an English teacher I am expected to teach revision. Unfortunately, that is impossible on the Wiki in the discussion forum. - MissVernon
- I would also love to be able to indent within the discussion forum, since students will be tested on their ability to write narratives that include dialogue on the PARCC (Common Core) tests. I e-mailed support yesterday about this very issue, and I have yet to receive a response. Therefore, one thread is locked at this time and unusable on my English II Wiki. - MissVernon
- I second the request for ways to export the discussion into something tangible we can keep as an artifact. - MissVernon
- Preview option for messages - as one can use wikitext in them, in would be nice to be able check the formatting before posting. - phaedrus Aug 5, 2005 Seconded - NeilSunderland Feb 12, 2006 Thirded - MissVernon
- In the absence of a 'Preview' option, the ability to edit your own messages after you've posted them - NeilSunderland Feb 12, 2006 I agree both,preview option & Edit your own messages - JuliusVerrazzano Agree: using a WYSIWYG editor for Discussions also, as requested by yedwab early, should cope with both problems - ElweEwing
Threaded Discussion
- The discussions work well but adding threads would make them better. Within a discussion the ability to respond to a post so that your response appears below the original post (indented) would keep the discussions organized and not just a long list of posts. - orangejer
- I second the request for a threaded discussion. My high school students are collaborating with a college class through the discussion pages, and the college students have said they wanted the ability to reply to individual posts (like a normal discussion thread!) rather than have to post one long post at the end.
- I also would like to see a treaded discussion option. When discussing any topic, it is sometimes difficult to see who is discussing which topic without a visual organizer. If one individual only wants to reply to another individual specifically, without the entire group having to read it, would be of great benefit due to the more direct communication. That being said, having a possibility to discuss any topic is an excellent addition to every page but enhancing the communication between members on that page makes for more effective use of time and clarity of reponse.
- I agree this would be extremely helpful. I am glad to see we can now have discussions displayed at the bottom of each page, but would be nice to read a teaser of the discussion (not just its title), and have a threaded discussion, perhaps with a window to prompt people to add their views (similar to at the bottom of a number of blogs).
- yes please!!!!
- yes, please!
- I also have teachers (who are loving wikispaces, by the way) that would love to see a threaded discussion option.
- THREADED DISCUSSIONS, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!!!! Students would be able to respond to each other's posts in a much more organized manner. Right now, one has no idea who is "responding" to whom.
- Second all these requests! - camillenapierbernstein
- Thirding all these requests! - MissVernon
- Please add a threaded discussion feature!!!!!!
- I would also love a threaded discussion feature. I am adding a page for a college professor who wants week 1 discussion questions, week 2 discussion questions etc.... The only way to do this right now is to have separate discussion pages for separate wiki pages, and have students find the appropriate pages themselves, but this will only confuse new users (and as it's a college class, there will be tons of new users who only use the page for one of their many classes, they're not going to want to have to learn a new system). People are used to a forum setup, where you can have separate topics listed and multiple discussions in each topic. - MrMeDaniel
- I am in full support of a threaded discussion. I was anticipating to use wikispaces as a collaborative class project tool. Allowing threaded discussions would make the student collaboration much more successful and organized.
Signature on posts in discussions
- To have signatures on the bottoms of posts like on forums? - rayZ66
Cut Down on Spam Emails
- Allow only the organize(s) to send email to the entire space, Make it an option control by the organizers to allow members to send email messages to all members (- styleapple Nov 16, 2008)
Spam Filter on Email
- I'm a member of a lot of fun spaces, but some of the members send a whole lot of spam emails, chainmail, and things like that. I don't want to leave the spaces or kick off the members, so a feature I'd like in the email is a spam filter. You can enter the users you don't want to recieve emails in your inbox from, and have a spam folder you can empty with one click. - julio3000
Discussion Tab Post Editing and Simple Spell CheckerThis relates to the Free version. Would it be possible to add the ability to "Edit" posts on Discussion Tabs? At present we can only delete and replace or double-post. Also a simple spell checker would be very helpful. - Al-T Seconded - User: MissVernon
Ability to archive and backup Discussion groups
- Currently I don't see any possible way for me to backup or export the discussion threads on my wiki. - GPSFix Oct 22, 2009]
- Seconded - MissVernon
- I get notifications of discussions from various wikis. However, the subject does not indicate from which wiki, e.g. "Wikispaces: Monitored Discussion: "Vertaling"". This means I cannot automatically have these notifications labelled and archived by my mail client. My request is simple, please indicate in the subject _which_ wiki the message is from, e.g. "Wikispaces _virtacs_: Monitored Discussion..." - ademoor Mar 15, 2011
Editing PostsIs there a way for a person to edit their discussion posts?
- emptyness1
Ditto I really want to edit my discussion posts.
i think you can edit your post just clik on edit at the top if you want to edit your post! it really works!
No. You can edit pages, but not posts. - MissVernon
Copying Pictures
I have to copy-paste a lot of word files into professors' lecture notes, it would be great if I could copy and paste the pictures into the lecture notes as well, and it would make it much easier to convince other professors to give it a try if they could easily do this themselves. - mrmedaniel
Ability to our own delete posts on any wiki?I think that we should be able to edit and preview our posts. But more importantly, we should be able to delete our own posts, even if it says only Wiki Organizers can delete them. Sometimes the organizers don't listen, so I think it would be best if we could have the ability to delete our own posts. That's be rather helpful, in case a mistake or something is made, and we don't have the preview or edit option. Also, the text box for entering new posts shouldn't have the text as big, as it gets annoying to look at and type in. - VentriloquistMajora Dec 17, 2011
Ability to have the discussion tab on the sidebar again?As if the old changes weren't horrible enough... now this site is an ugly mess. Anyhow, I'd like it if we were able to have the discussion link on the sidebar again. I don't like having to go to the page top, it's confusing now. It took me awhile - too long - to find my discussion page. - VentriloquistMajora Jan 9, 2012
I agree. The pages are confusing and students are having a difficult time figuring out what to click on. The discussion tab was a simpler and easier to navigate. trucs et astuces


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Two Top Generals Wary of Swift Repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
The chiefs of staff of the Army and Air Force cautioned against rapid action while the military is stretched thin on two fronts.
Giving additional cover to legislators who want to vote against any bill to repeal "don't ask, don't tell" (beyond John McCain's hand-selected 1,000 officers who are fully against it), the top generals in the Air Force and Army yesterday expressed worry about repealing the 1993 measure too hastily. "I do have serious concerns about the impact of repeal of the law on a force that's fully engaged in two wars and has been at war for eight-and-a-half years," General George Casey, the Army chief of staff, told the Senate Armed Services Committee. "We just don't know the impacts on readiness and military effectiveness."
Before the House Armed Services Committee, Air Force chief of staff Norton Schwartz echoed the sentiment. "This is not the time to perturb the force that is, at the moment, stretched by demands in Iraq and Afghanistan and elsewhere without careful deliberation," he said. Both say they support Defense Secretary Robert Gates's plan for a careful review before any action. Supporters of a DADT repeal say they are not troubled by these statements, banking that Joint Chiefs of Staffs chair Mike Mullen's strong support will be enough to see the issue through.


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