Day two
We headed out to one of my personal favorite spots in Tokyo on this day - Harajuku!! The photo above is of the famous street where some of the best shopping is. Before I got my shop on we headed to Yoyogi park to eat lunch and slack line.
Let's be real - I didn't slack line, only Mike did. I have tried before and didn't feel like whiping out on my second day. We did draw quite a bit of attention and after about 20 minutes the cops came to ask us to take it down. Whoops.
After lunch we went to Meiji Jingu - a beautiful Shinto shrine dedicated to the Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.
Shopping in Harajuku is a dream.
Day 3
Wow, such gorgeous photos...it makes me want to go to Japan more and more! Oh, and your lunch looks scrummy and exciting (I'm hungry!) xx
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DeleteI am seething with jealousy! How amazing!!!
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Gosh I just teared up looking at these pictures. I am so so excited. It's kind of ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteD'aww! You are going to have an incredible time. I can't wait to see your pictures - oh my!
DeleteWow. I would grow broke in 5 minutes in Harajuku. No really. Wow their streets are packed!!!! Those 3 lil singing statues are so cute! Wow that sunset must have been amazing!!!! =)
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Haha, it was tough trying to stay in control. In this city most of the main roads get pretty busy - especially in Harajuku. :]
DeleteLooks like you guys are having a blast.. I am loving the pictures...
ReplyDeleteThank you! It was incredible.
DeleteThose pics are incredible! I think my favorite is the one of you standing in front of the wall of large tile looking things. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm also going to have to look into slacklining. That sounds hilarious!
Thanks! Those are actually sake holders!! Pretty cool.
DeleteIt is fun...just takes a lot of practice.
Loving the catch up on your trip you have so many amazing photos!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I feel like it is almost overload with pictures but my friends and family wanted to see the trip and this is the easiest way :]
DeleteGREAT PICTURES!! I have a little baby gloomy bear - I wish I had a huge one like the one in the picture.
ReplyDeleteJapan's ocean side is absolutely beautiful.
Cute!! I had been searching for a gloomy bear for ages - they had tons. I had to scoop up the one above though :]
DeleteIt was so gorgeous! I picked up some cool volcanic rocks and shells while walking on it.
wowie the photos look beautiful, i love shopping, living in harajuku would be dangerous for my wallet lol. the trees there are so interesting (what are they called? i know some people grow smaller versions of those japanese trees) and those little kiddies look so cute playing. i love children too much. great photos thanks for sharing! love love love love
ReplyDeleteHaha - it did put a dent in my wallet, but it was so worth it. Bonsai trees? I always wanted one but they are so pricey. :] Thanks!
DeleteWow. I am so jealous of you right now! You are really capturing Japan and your trip wonderfully! Can't wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!! :] I think no matter what you take a shot of in Japan it would turn out well, haha.
DeleteSuch a dream vacation! Thank you for sharing your trip with us :)
ReplyDeleteOf course! Thank you for checking my photos out :]
DeleteWow, thats one of the prettiest beaches ever! I love those little boys playing in the park. And the shopping looks so fun! What a neat place :)
ReplyDeleteIt was gorgeous! They were so cute, I just had to take a snap of them playing. :]
DeleteWowowow I'm even more jealous of your trip than I originally thought! I can't wait to see the rest of your pictures lady!
ReplyDeleteHaha, thanks :]
DeleteMt. Fuji beach looks amazing! I love the picture of you in front of the water :) I totally would have climbed inside a buddha for 5 cents!
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Thank you! It was such a dream being there. Climbing inside of the Buddha was strange...but for 5 cents why not?
Deletei've always wanted to go to Japan! judging by your photos it looks amazing!
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Thank you, Japan is amazing. If you can ever get there you should! :]
DeleteOh my gosh, that all looks amazing! The ice cream.. thing! Your cute mustard blouse! All the sites and beauty! Eep!
ReplyDeleteThe ice cream thing was a yummy crepe - they had so many crazy options to choose from :] Thank you!! Haha.
DeleteIdon't even know where to begin!! Your pictures are gorgeos!! May I ask what cam you use?
ReplyDeletethe lighting and colors look just stunning... I loooove japanese crepes... おいしい~ (#^.^#)
it looks like such a wonderful vacation!! Your outfits are always super cute and cool!! Can't wait for the next load of fabulous pics!!
Thank you so much! I use a Nikon D40...it is a few years old but I love it. Haha, they are so yummy. I think they had 60ish options to choose from! It was one of my favorite vacations by far. Thank you :]
DeleteI am totally enjoying traveling vicariously though these pictures! : )
ReplyDeleteAw, thank you!!
Deletewowza! i really enjoy reading your posts about japan! harajuku looks like a dream indeed. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! It was :]
Deletelooks beautiful!! lovely pictures. just found your blog and enjoying it so far!
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It was. Thank you :]
DeletewOw! i come back momentarily and you are in japan!? nice! :) can't wait to catch up on your blog from what i've missed and read how this happened! eheh, jk.
ReplyDeletehave fun! and i'm enjoying all these photo posts from there too! i heart vicariously living through fellow kindred spirits :) be safe and have fun!
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Haha. I am glad you are back. I took quite a vacations from blogging after my vacation. It is tough getting back on board.
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AH!! this is AMAZING! i am so jealous. i want to be in these photos. those ice cream cones! all the great stores. all the beautiful things. wow! and you look so cute too- you fit right in! amazing photos and i'm glad you enjoyed your trip
ReplyDeleteAw, thank you! I want to be back there right now, haha.
DeleteI don't know how I missed this post, but I LOVED it. You took so many appropriate pictures (for lack of a better word) to show people that have never been to Japan, just how awesome and colorful it is. Harajuku would certainly be my favorite spot as well, I just know it! That body line store looks heavenly and the clothes from another store are soooo cute! How much were the dresses and blouses there?
ReplyDelete:] I am so glad you liked it. I know it is a bit overkill but Japan is gorgeous.
DeleteThe clothing prices really ranged. You could get a cute top or dress from $10 to over a hundred. I obviously went the cheaper route, haha, but everything was wonderful. On average though I would say most items were $20 and up...similar to here in the states.
Wooow what beautiful pictures!! Want to be there, too!! The beach look so awesome, i am really jealous!;) Your haircolour is great, i coloured my hairs red, too;)
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Thank you so much. The beach was wonderful. Red hair is the way to go ;]
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