feat: add March–April trip fixture entries, remove stale test entry

Seven fixture entries (March 25 Narita through April 1 Seoul) used as Playwright test fixtures for tracker ordering and entry-page tests. Removes the leftover June 18 test entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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+title: 'Wheels Down at Narita'
+date: '2026-03-25 15:40'
+template: entry
+published: true
+hero_image: ''
+lat: '35.7720'
+lng: '140.3929'
+location_city: 'Tokyo'
+location_country: 'Japan'
+weather_temp_c: 16
+weather_desc: 'Sunny'
+---
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+Eleven hours of flight time, two mediocre films, and one surprisingly good noodle dish from the trolley. Then the descent through scattered cloud, the first glimpse of grey-green patchwork below, and that particular feeling when the wheels finally touch down on a continent you have never stood on before.
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+Narita is large and orderly and very, very calm. Immigration moved faster than any airport I have ever been through. The officer looked at my passport, looked at me, stamped it once, and handed it back without a word. That was it. Entry to Japan.
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+The Narita Express runs direct to Shinjuku. I found a window seat and spent 90 minutes watching the city materialise from the outside in — rice fields giving way to low housing, then arterial roads, then the sudden verticality of central Tokyo rising up all at once as if someone just switched a setting.
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+The hotel is small but perfect. A room roughly the width of my arms outstretched, a window looking onto a grey concrete wall, and a bed that feels like sleeping on a cloud. I went out for ramen at a place around the corner where you order from a vending machine and sit at a counter alone with a small wooden partition between you and the next person. Nobody spoke. It was the best meal I have had in months.
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+Tomorrow: Ueno. The forecast says the cherry blossoms may finally be open.