Ok. Time for some nonsense we can all join in and raise funds at the same time. On your marks, get set, no need to walk 100k. Get ready for a fabulous Sunday afternoon of fun, surprises and
all kinds of mayhem…Come join The Soundtracks on the...TOKYO TRAIL. A day of mystery, memory-making and just
giddy, excitement. The whole team will be together! We meet at 1pm Sunday
May 17th, (YES IT’S VERY SOON!!!) then we race, explore and traipse
all over Tokyo…to get to our final sweet destination, finishing about 6pm. Oh, yes it’s a Scavenger Hunt
with a difference.
Very limited numbers. All funds go to CHARITY as we raise funds for our Oxfam
Trailwalker Japan 09 team. Only 4500yen,
all inclusive goodies, goodies and more goodies (plus
wine and champers at the end…). To sign up simply send us an email
NOW to customerservice@scraptheplanet.com or offtheplanet@tokyo.com
We will get back to you with all the details. Final sign-up day is next Monday
5/11! Come take the Tokyo Trail with us! Can't wait...
Trailwalker Japan 2010 - The Training (CP4-CP6)
- Mt Miyojingatake and all the nonsense that comes along with trekking 27.5km in ice, snow, mud, cyclonic winds with lots of laughs and peanut butter sandwiches.
Trailwalker Japan 2010 - The Training (CP7-Finish)
- Trailwalker TRAINING 2010! All the mishaps, shenanigans, tears, tantrums and celebrations as The Soundtracks get ready to take on 100km in 48 hours.
Trailwalker Japan 2009 - THE EVENT
- The Soundtracks do Trailwalker Japan 2009. Documenting the entire weekend event... and then some! A whole roller coaster of emotions...
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- The Soundtracks! Oxfam Trailwalker Japan 2010
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