Look out of hotel window and have first viewing of Fuji San. Wander around understated hotel gardens and then off to Kappabashi Dori, the street of a thousand kitchenware supply shops. Enjoyed watching ceramic shop owner's face as 2 blind people tried to navigate through shop with white canes. Udon noodles and tempura for lunch and then viewing of temple.
To Ueno Park to watch groups of salary men picnicking under the cherry blossoms.
In the evening dinner of Sukiyaki at Imahasa Akusan restaurant-turned out to be a brief affair.
To Ueno Park to watch groups of salary men picnicking under the cherry blossoms.
In the evening dinner of Sukiyaki at Imahasa Akusan restaurant-turned out to be a brief affair.
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| Fuji San |
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| Fuji San |
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| Hotel gardens |
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| Hotel gardens |
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| Don't be so koi |
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| Kappabashi Dori |
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| Kappabashi Dori |
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| This could put a real strain on our relationship |
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| Cutting edge technology |
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| Gay blades |
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| Plasic display food |
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| Plasic display food |
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| Gadget city |
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| Knife engraving |
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| Enjoy it while you can, Buddy! |
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| Lunch |
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| Cute |
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| Restful contemplation |
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| Salary Men |
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| It started off as a small mole on my shoulder |
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| Sake wit Fuji San glass |
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| Appetiser(abalone, baby squid, bamboo shoot etc) |
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| Lightly marbled Kobe beef |
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| Sukiyaki |
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| Sukiyaki |
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| Trainee sukiyaki chef |
I bet you are both now reaping the benefits of having taken all those Japanese language classes beforehand - must be so much easier getting around.
ReplyDeleteBig brother G.