Tuesday 4/6
Today, we had breakfast as usual, chilled, and left around 10. On coming out of our apartment I saw this sick porche.
Then we walked down Meguro River, which was beautiful and scenic with cherry blossoms lining the way.
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Then we took a left when we reached the Nakameguro station
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| A Japanese car. |
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| "Bridgestone" it says. |
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| Whose boss now? |
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| Theres the world's smallest sushi bar! |
Then, we went to my shrine.
Shinto shrines, as they are called, are the place to go to bless your children, and to ask the gods for good luck, or a wish. The name of my shrine is Kamimeguro Shrine.
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| This is where you pray. First your ring the bell, then you toss some coins in, then you clap, and next you pray. |
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| But before you can pray you have to wash your spirit with holy water. |
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| Well, you did ask for more cars. Right? |
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| My old apartment is the one in the middle. |
After ourapartmen we walked to Setagaya Park.
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| Car elevators. Drive your car on here, it lifts up, then the next car parks under your car. |
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| Mickey Mouse! |
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| Alpha Romeo. |
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| Setegaya Park. |
After Setegaya Park we went back to a bus stop we saw and rode it to Shibuya station. Then we went down the shopping street to
Loft. Which was super cool.
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| Knives are higher quality here, and less expensive. Plus they are more COLORFUL! |
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| The hat section. |
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| Hmmm. This reminds me of My Neigbor Totoro, again. |
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| Phones for your phones! |
Then we left Loft and went back to Shibuya station. While going there I tried to get an embarrassing photo of Amelia, my sister.
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| Out of focus. |
Once we got home, we watched some baseball! Yomiuri Giants vs. Hanshin Tigers.
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