Back in Tokyo

Tokyo

The next day we woke up had breakfast and then went off to catch a three-hour train back to Tokyo. The hotel we were staying at called Shangri-La was right next to Tokyo Eki which is how you say Tokyo station in Japanese. I think we were all pretty tired so that night we just stayed in our room and got room service for dinner. When we finished we went to bed.

The next day we went to a David Bowie exhibition for my Dad and he thought it was interesting, I thought it was a bit boring. When we got out my dad bought some merchandise and then we went back to the room. Some how he bought several copies of the same thing, even though you weren’t meant to.

We had afternoon tea at the Horizon club and then we went to Shabuya via train to see the scramble at night. There were a lot more people there at night than when we went during the day. We had dinner near the scramble. We had tempura and sashimi for dinner. When we finished dinner we went back to our hotel room then went to bed.

The next day we had a fancy breakfast. When we finished our fancy breakfast, we went to the Imperial Palace and looked around we also took some more cool panoramas. There were huge walls everywhere made out of stones that weighed many tons. Then when we finished looking around we went to look for a street that was decorated for spring, and surprise surprise there was a little temple near by. After that we went back to the hotel, my Dad and I went for a swim. It was a bit creepy because one of the people that worked at the hotel watched us to make sure we didn’t do anything wrong. Plus the drain made a noise that sounded like some kind of monster. Once dry we went back to our room and ate at the hotel for dinner.

The next day we had breakfast and then packed for ages it took a while because it was hard to fit everything in our suitcases.

We caught a train to the airport and found the QANTAS lounge and then here we are right now… waiting for the plane.