Tokyo: Shibuya Together
It was day 5 in Tokyo, and Ottie and I opted to stay in the city for the rest of our trip in Japan. We parked our luggage in a train station locker and spent a day lazily exploring the less-touristy spots in Shibuya. But mostly I just took photos of Ottie goofing around.
Oh hey, we took the less-traveled road out of Meiji Shrine:
We liked how the construction tarp showed the original facade. That was a very nice touch.
Here’s a picture that shows our luggage for the ten days that we spent in Japan – Ottie brought his backpack and duffle, while I brought my carry-on roller bag and a similar backpack (not pictured). I’m not sure about how well this will balance out with my outfit photos, but I’m hoping to bring even less for future journeys!
Using Google Translate to read a Japanese-translated copy of The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein from a bookshelf in Starbucks:
Pretty much summed up my thoughts of the relationship between the tree and the boy.
It was nice that we didn’t have to rush off anywhere, and thus got to check out some places that were recommended by friends. At the end of the day we found a hotel and asked if they had any available rooms for the night, but that’s another post for another time.
Wearing
Shein velvet dress
Zaful lace choker
Jucy Judy coat
Vintage earring
Tutu Anna socks
Paperplanes sneakers
Outfit photos assisted by Ottie.
