They really loved it!
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They really loved it!
Giant bowls of udon noodles for our first meal in Toyko!
No shoes in the apartment! We were very good at following that rule.
No shoes in the apartment! We were very good at following that rule.
Ginza-Dori is sometimes called the "5th Avenue of Tokyo", and it's closed to traffic on weekends and holidays, which is something that the 5th Avenue of New York should also do.
Putting our shoes back on.
At the Cathedral of St. Francis Xavier (a.k.a. the Kawaramachi Church) in Kyoto.
Sitting on the floor of a tiny balcony with no shoes. Very Japan!
Yariki is a motsuyaki izakaya place in Ueno. (An "izakaya" is like a Japanese tapas bar. "Motsuyaki" is basically grilled offal on a stick, though we stuck to the less offal-y bites.)
In Terminal 1.
Near the top of the Big Burn chairlift.
The kids took the hardest way down (Powderhorn) while Sue and I took the less hard way down (Slot).
We didn't have to wait long.
In downtown Greenport.