Fun in Ikebukuro
On our way to Ikebukuro to meet up with the Tomita family for lunch, Brandon and I stopped by Nakano’s Broadway shopping place to see if their action figure shop happened to be open.
On our way to Ikebukuro to meet up with the Tomita family for lunch, Brandon and I stopped by Nakano’s Broadway shopping place to see if their action figure shop happened to be open.
While looking online for attractions in Tokyo Brandon wanted to see, my wonderful hubby found, NINJA, one of Tokyo’s Top 10 Themed Restaurants. We decided our recent long weekend trip was the time to explore the Ninja hideout and enjoy their Ninja food. Since it’s location is super-secret (well, maybe not all that “secret”), we decided to schedule a 4.5 hour flight delay (well, perhaps we didn’t actually “schedule” it) to throw any would-be trackers off our trail. We flew from Naha to Haneda (Tokyo), ran to catch a train, then ran to catch the metro. There was no way we were going to be responsible for anybody finding the NINJA hideout. After all that running (carrying heavy backpacks), we were only five minutes late for our rendezvous with the seating hostess.
In preparation for our trip to Tokyo, I wanted to make handmade toys for Sakurako’s two kiddos.
In the beginning of October, (yes, I’m playing a bit of catch-up) we saw signs for this festival right down the street from our apartment. Never ones to pass up Japanese festival food, we headed down in the evening to see what we could find.
It’s that time of year again – the anniversary matching tee photos! Hard to believe that three years ago, we were on another tropical island (Jamaica) getting married on the beach! Three years later, we are loving life together on a subtropical island and can see the beach from our window!