This day we tried to sleep out a bit after two nights party. But we felt quite lazy^^;
Nevertheless Kaoru, Kiki and I went out for a refreshing breakfast. But then we split up because I wanted to visit the Antique Market at Tokyo International Forum. Meanwhile Kiki and Kaoru would go on ahead to Ikebukoro for doing a bit shopping. Kiki needed cute letter paper for her message to Keigo and we wanted to visit the 'Donki' shop there (it sells quite a lot of stuff for cheap prices).
So I got off Yurakcho station while Kiki and Kaoru stayed in for Ikebukoro station. But I had bad luck, because of the stormy weather (there were really warning to be careful about flying things like bikes and so on) the market wasn't held that day >.<
So I took the chance to visit the Imperial Garden which was nearby^^ (and Kiki hasn't got interest in visiting it) You can catch a view from the Imperial Palace, too, where the Imperial family is living. Though the short view was not so special. But the park was really wide with many meadow fields, so many people used it to relax.
Imperial Palace |
view over the garden with the great skyline in the background^^ |
view from the entrance |
from my breaking place |
the sakura tree^o^ |
One way in the park was also full of bright blooming sakura trees *_* I got so faded away by them. I walked the way up and down slowly and rested some minutes after one wonderful tree^^
sidewalk full of sakura trees^^ |
the trees I sat under |
way towards the station |
the Baumkuchen |
Mexican restaurant 'El Torito' |
our dish |
Unfortunately my beloved Japanese strawberry cake was sold out >.< So I took a piece of chocolate cake X3
my chocolate cake & Kaoru's bisquit roll |
On monday Kiki and me will be on ourselves. We plan to visit Shin-Okubo (Korea town) and maybe some other place. We will see.
Der Park ist schön! :D Und ich bin voll vom 3. Foto begeistert. XD
ReplyDeleteViel Spaß in Shin-Okubo! ^^
Wenn ihr schon in Shinjuku (Nähe) seids und Interesse an Japanisch Lernbüchern haben solltets, wie wärs mit der Buchhandlung Kinokunia? Die haben sehr viel, sogar das kleine Japanisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch von Langenscheidt. XD
war ja klar, dass deine Erdbeertorte sold out war XD
ReplyDeleteund ich war voll verblüfft, dass Tokyo Station so von außen aussieht o.O hätt ich nicht vermutet
oh ja shinokubu.... dahin hatten wir es ja letzes mal nicht geschafft ^^°
na dann^^
bye <3