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Tour Day 3 - Harajuku, Asakusa, Ginza, Odaiba
Once we left Shijuku, we went on kind of a mini tour of central Tokyo. First we stopped at city hall, where you got an amazing view of the city on the top floor. You could see Tokyo Tower in the distance. Secondly, we went to the Meiji shrine in Harajuku and passed the bridge where cosplayers (people who dress like their favorite anime character or …
Our Last day In Tokyo
It was our last day and we decided to have a chilled day so we could gather some strength for the flight and Hong Kong. We decided to go back to Harajuku to buy some small Japanesey souvenirs from Kiddyland (I got a little Miffy jack plug in for my phone, taking pride of place this very moment and a Bambi notebook :D) but not before we had breakfast- which was a mission in itself! After discovering a bakery in Kyoto doing lovely ...
Narita City in a Nutshell
... scrawled in to the wall. I’m not sure if they were names of famous people or not but the wall was completely filled with writing. We walked along the wall for a time and reached stairs heading up in to a tree covered area so we decided to investigate.
At the top we noticed trails going off in every direction surrounded by nature, it was so beautiful. We had now found the park. We picked a trail to our left and followed it for awhile, passing a few people ...
Airplane riding
Today is the national holiday in Japan called, Spring Equinox Day.
I watched the weather forecast about cherry blossom front. I can see buds on cherry blossom now.
I'd love to stay in Japan to see the cherry blossom out, but I have to go.
Special Thanks.
Photos were taken by Kazue in Tokyo.
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Museum time - Ueno and the crazy world of Roppongi
... the first person to preside over the red cross in Japan and contributed to it's development
The main reason I headed to the Ueno park was to see the national science museum, that place is amazing, nearly all the exhibits are interactive and in japanese, chinese, korean and english. In one of the exhibits they had animals from all walks of life, I wish they had chosen a better spot for one of the interactive touch panels though, the lion it was near ...