Our school is in Shibuya. That’s a 5 minute walk from the apartment to the subway station, 2 stops on the subway (no changes), and a 10 minute walk from the station: allow 30 minutes. Today we walked home and here are some photos – 3 hours later!
It won’t last much longer so everyone is making the most of the sakura in Yoyogi Park
Parties under the trees go from the big office party, to a few friends, to a couple seated on the ground already covered in petals
And an official wedding portrait
I think we observed the rules, but only saw this sign as we left:
Our meandering took us through the very cool area of Harajuku.
I must go back and try the lobster:
We usually know immediately what the signs mean, despite a strange use of vocabulary and/or grammar. But this dish? Any suggestions?
And what do you do when your daughter sprouts horns between 9 and 5?
Translation by Michael – no bicycles, Sundays and holidays, 9 am to 5 pm. (Who knew?)
We are always surprised and delighted by what we see as we walk around this city, small adventures every time. Nearly home but first we made one stop: at our local Soba restaurant – kanpai! (Warning – the exact same-sounding word also means utter defeat or annihilation.)
Hugs to you both!! Miss you!
Love the blossoms.
Maybe the lobster is so good, it will steal your heart? I guess?
Also, I thought we agreed we would not tell anyone about your daughter’s devil horns. . .
beautiful memories…..