Archive for November 2015

Okay, so we didn't really do much in Dahilayan Forest Park. Everything was too expensive and I, for one, am too cheap to shell out that much for like a five minute slide down a slope. Anyway, I've experienced their zip line and luge before. That should be enough, right?

Parting is such sweet sorrow, especially since our stay in Osaka was a very pleasant one, not without thanks to our very gracious host. She took very good care of us during our stay, and we also had fun playing with her dogs. All good things end, however, so we had to say goodbye eventually.

Unfortunately, it was raining on the day we came back to Fushimi Inari. We didn't let the weather defeat us, though! And this time we got to drag our mom with us. She was probably not too happy about all the walking we did.

Day 2 was easily the best day in our Tokyo stay. Of course, it's not without a few misses, but the good stuff outweighed the not-so-bad by tons!

We arrived in Tokyo in the afternoon. After checking into our hotel in Akihabara, we ate late lunch at a restaurant nearby.

My brothers and I went to Kyoto by ourselves with goals that were probably a little too big considering how we only had one day. The adults visited two places in Western Kyoto the day before, neither of which we got to visit ourselves, but we did get to see four places, so it wasn't a complete loss in my opinion!

Excuse the pun. I felt like I had to do it! Anyway, you have to admit that Namba, home to Dotonbori and Den-Den Town, is an awesome place for shopaholics and specially the nerds. Maybe not the number one, but it's pretty close, right?

It was raining on the day we have allotted for Universal Studios Japan and we were constantly discouraged from going by our host, but that didn't stop us from waking up early to join hundreds of commuters that dreary Monday morning.

If you've been following my Instagram, you might be aware that I've very recently been to Japan. And you know what that means: I'll be posting a series of travel diary entries in the next few days! As usual, there are a lot of photos to go through, so for now here's a taste of what's to come... Or, more accurately, some photos that don't fit anywhere else.

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