Om Nom Nom Adventures

Let me continue where I left off about my trip to Tokyo. 1. Sakura aka cherry blossoms ♡ Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden I was lucky that I still had the chance to experience hanami (flower viewing) as I went to Japan during mid April, which wasn't the peak season of the cherry blossoms. It was super windy -_- and dusts and flower petals was all around the place. Hair was super messy. Bought some dango on the way to the park  :)  Feels more festive  Also bought some light food and a picnic mat from the convenience store 2. Asakusa Rented kimono from Asakusa Sawadaya ( l ink ). They were super helpful and professional. A couple rental package costs 9,800 JPY (RM360), which includes hairstyling, tote bags and wooden clogs. Do take note that you should reserve for your session before your trip as it is a small shop. It took around an hour for us to be dolled up. We rented the kimonos for a few hours and walked around Sensoji ...

Time passed so fast and it's been more than a month since my trip to Tokyo, Japan. This was our 2nd visit to Tokyo and we managed to visit many new places we missed last round. 1. DisneySea  We took the bus from Tokyo Skytree Town to DisneySea, which costs 740 JPY (RM 27) per pax.  Also bought our DisneySea tickets online from the official Tokyo Disney Resort  website  for 7,400 JPY (approximately MYR 270) per pax beforehand to avoid queues. Gotten ourselves Duffy headbands and a turkey leg once we arrived. The turkey leg was really oishii (delicious)!  the Venetian Gondola    Toy Story Ariel's Castle  Arabian Coast He loves churros ❤ In comparison to Disneyland Tokyo, Disneysea is more beautiful and attractive as I really like the architecture/designs of the park. It is highly recommended to visit DisneySea, regardless of whether you are a Disney fan or not. ...