June 24, 2010
When in Japan . . . go to Disney Land (well Disney Sea technically). Today was nothing more than a day to goof off and ride roller coasters! After a blissful day in the sun we met Claire and went to a packed local izakaya called Andy's. He's the only foreigner allowed to buy fish in the world famous Tsukiji Fish Market. Today's bad news - my camera broke and I lost a few photos. The good news - this happened in the tech mecca and I had a new cheap Cannon within hours!
Joseph, Sarah and I outside the Arabian Court in Disney Sea.
Check us out on the Tower of Terror! Do I look like terrified?
Joseph, Sarah and I in front of the main port, the Mediterranean Harbor.
June 23, 2010
Today I stood up the Imperial Palace - take that dolphin killers! I didn't have the heart to stroll through the Imperial Palace Grounds in the dumping rain so I ditched my tour and headed back to Ueno to see the now open Tokyo National Museum. It was a great leisurely, DRY day. Sarah, Claire and I spent the night in making vegan stir fry goodness and vegan mug brownies. Yum!
Yours truly in front of wood block print of Mt. Fuji.
I really liked the wood block art. That and I lost most of my photos of the museum in the great camera bust of 2010.
At least I didn't lose this photo: soo cool - samurai armor.
When in Japan . . . go to Disney Land (well Disney Sea technically). Today was nothing more than a day to goof off and ride roller coasters! After a blissful day in the sun we met Claire and went to a packed local izakaya called Andy's. He's the only foreigner allowed to buy fish in the world famous Tsukiji Fish Market. Today's bad news - my camera broke and I lost a few photos. The good news - this happened in the tech mecca and I had a new cheap Cannon within hours!
Joseph, Sarah and I outside the Arabian Court in Disney Sea.
Check us out on the Tower of Terror! Do I look like terrified?
Joseph, Sarah and I in front of the main port, the Mediterranean Harbor.
June 23, 2010
Today I stood up the Imperial Palace - take that dolphin killers! I didn't have the heart to stroll through the Imperial Palace Grounds in the dumping rain so I ditched my tour and headed back to Ueno to see the now open Tokyo National Museum. It was a great leisurely, DRY day. Sarah, Claire and I spent the night in making vegan stir fry goodness and vegan mug brownies. Yum!
Yours truly in front of wood block print of Mt. Fuji.
I really liked the wood block art. That and I lost most of my photos of the museum in the great camera bust of 2010.
At least I didn't lose this photo: soo cool - samurai armor.
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