8r4d Well, we’re on our way out of Tokyo for now, headed to Nagoya (pronounced Nah-Goh-Yah) #japan for a couple days. The train station is huge and full of all sorts of wild shopping. [read more...]

8r4d A quiet and contemplative afternoon at the museum looking at #japan antiquities. I liked the scrolls and samurai stuff. Karin loved the archeological exhibits. [read more...]

8r4d Restaurant owners and home cooks alike flock to this little street with dozens of cookware, tableware , restaurant supplies and plastic food stores in tokyo #japan [read more...]

8r4d Earlier today we visited the oldest buddhist temple in #japan [read more...]

8r4d The shrine of strong legs is the temple for runners and #running in Tokyo #japan [read more...]

8r4dsfeets Pokémon Poke lid? #japan is #grate [read more...]

8r4dsfeets No way to go to a big city and not see a big museum huh? [read more...]

8r4dsfeets Before lunch we walked over to the kitchen district full of restaurant supply stores and kitchenware. [read more...]

castironguy #sushi for #lunch of course #japan and still loving that any little hole in the wall restaurant has such amazing food. [read more...]

8r4d Back on the train again for our last full day in Tokyo (until the ended of the trip, of course)

Your #japan phrase of the day is:

私にできること

or watashi ni dekirukoto which roughly translates to an empowering “these things I can do” which for me this morning was translating/deriving this phrase from a liquor ad on the train, which is something that I can apparently do now.