Maki, our tour guide, she is super!
Ebisu Garden Place
A condom store, pretty hilarious
It was so crowded, a spot for young crowds
A stop in Harajuku where there are some weird fashion trends.
Maki our tour guide was exhausted and ready for a nap.
They had some great wine from all over the world
Rene doing some wine tasting in Ebisu Garden Place
House exhibit
Beautiful Garden outside the museum
Stone Basin, waterdrops echo in a sone basin buried under the ground and it sounds like a koto. It was an amazing sound.
The mounds are up above, you can see layers of shells in the mound formation.
Engoying a cool water mist
Dr. Morse
Today we ventured out with Maki and Dr. Grimm to the Shinagawa area in Tokyo. Our first stop was the Shinagawa Historical Museum which was founded in 1985 to preserve the make full use of local historic material, as well as to enhance the local culture and heritage. We were able to see Japans first signs of early civilization founded by Dr. Morse in 1877. The discovered area is called the Omori Shell Mounds which still stand today. We then headed to Ebisu Garden place where they have a beer garden, great wine and fancy shops. On our way back home we stopped at Harajuku in hopes of spotting some Harajuku girls. They were no where in sight. The crowds were heavy, but all in all it was pretty interesting and hilarious. We had a great day.
Today we ventured out with Maki and Dr. Grimm to the Shinagawa area in Tokyo. Our first stop was the Shinagawa Historical Museum which was founded in 1985 to preserve the make full use of local historic material, as well as to enhance the local culture and heritage. We were able to see Japans first signs of early civilization founded by Dr. Morse in 1877. The discovered area is called the Omori Shell Mounds which still stand today. We then headed to Ebisu Garden place where they have a beer garden, great wine and fancy shops. On our way back home we stopped at Harajuku in hopes of spotting some Harajuku girls. They were no where in sight. The crowds were heavy, but all in all it was pretty interesting and hilarious. We had a great day.
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