Of course I didn’t return from Japan with empty hands and I left a lot of moniez over there.
I flew to Japan with a suitcase 14 Kg in weight and returned with one 21 Kg in weight. Thats an additional 7 Kg just for souvenirs and stuff.
The small thing in the bottom left corner is a Hanko. A signatur stamp with my Forename.
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4:30 in the morning. The alarm is ringing. Shut up -.-
Slowly I wake up and I realise its time to say sayounara.
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View on the city from Odaiba Beach.
On friday Odaiba was calling for me. Odaiba is an island build by mankind in Tokyo Bay.
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Yesterday I decided to visit Asakusa and Ueno. Another famous spots in Tokyo.
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The possibilty for a rainy day was 99%. Tokyo Sealife Park is closed on wednesdays so that was really bad timing and I did this earlier. So what should I do on a rainy day in Japan? So why not taking a stroll in Yokohama. Japans biggest harbour city which is less than one hour by train?
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Yesterday I continued exploring Tokyo. If you want to know what I did just click “more”.
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I really like the design of those gates. This one leads into the Yoyogi Park.
Today I continued what I missed yesterday. So what was missing?
Fo example Yoyogi Park including the Meiji Shrine, Tokyo Dome City and the world famous university “Tôdai”.
Yesterday was a day where I thought I can do too much.
I planned alot and thought of a nice tour. But at the end it didn’t work out the way I wanted.
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The Government Building.
Yesterday for a while I couldn’t decide what to do. One reason was because it’s weekend and I knew everything would be crowded.
I decided to go to Shinjuku and Shibuya. I am such a genius to visit the most crowded places of Tokyo. Well, at least I think so.
Shinjuku is the center of all my activities.
Hello again.
Today is another journal of the things I experienced in Tokyo. Slowly I get used to it so I can breath the fresh air deeply and not as quick as possible.
