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When we last left our hero (me), he was running away from a group of children… Ok, let’s ignore that fact… Andrew, his parents and I headed back across Harajuku Girl Bridge (this time a bit fuller but still no really interesting costumes) towards the famous Takeshitadouri, the main pedestrian only shopping street in . . . → Read More: Day 1.5: 16 March 2009 (Still)  3 comments  Fiber Arts, Food, Japan, Knitting, Photography, Travel  buffet, business card, buttons, clothes, clothing, conbini, craft, crafts, Daiso, graffiti, Hakusan, Harajuku, hyakuen shoppu, Kiddy Land, la droguerie, mameshiba, Minato, Muji, Omotesando, peanut butter, photo, photographs, photos, pizza, purikura, Shakey's, t-shirt, Takeshita douri, Takeshitadouri, Tamachi, Tokyo, yarn Although I could have slept for what seems like days at this point, Andrew decided that the first day would be the easiest of the days to get up god-awfully early to go to none other than the Tsukiji Market. In hindsight, he was right, but don’t tell him that. We popped (read: struggled) . . . → Read More: Day 1: 16 March 2009 Well, things really are not settling down around here as I had hoped they might; so, I figured that I should start posting about my trip to Japan before the whole thing became but a distant memory. So much has happened since I’ve been back, in fact, that it’s honestly hard for me to . . . → Read More: “Day” 0: 13 March to 15 March 2009 4 comments Food, Japan, Photography, Travel airport, amigurumi, baggage, bakery, Chicago, Chicago O'Hare, conbini, convenience store, drink, Food, Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express, hotel, Japanese, LaGuardia, luggage, motel, Narita, Narita Express, pizza, suitcase, suitcases, tea, train, vending machine, vending machines |
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