Visit to the Edo-Tokyo Museum. Luckily we met a friend of a friend there and she guided us around the entire museum and made the visit so interesting for both us and the kids.
Walking to the train station after a delicious soba noodle lunch (in typhoon winds and rain).
Japanese arcades are the place to be.
Fell in love with this shop.
Visited exhibit by South Korean artist Lee Bull at the Mori Art Museum. Pretty amazing.
Another city, another enormous spider sculpture by Louise Bourgeios.
Harajuku girl.
Busy kids and the Tokyo skyline.
Pack of gum with little papers included (for the wads of chewed gum).
Future photographer?
Jillian In Italy 
I love knowing about your blog, because you write so much more here than you do on Facebook. Your trip so far looks pretty amazing, I love the updates!
such interesting snippets of life in Tokyo.
I love the photo of you at the arcade – reminds me of guitar hero….looks just like the japanese version. Did ya win? (Of course you did)
amaaaaaaaaaai
super ,wat een belevenis voor u en de kinderen
op tv toonden ze het slechte weer in japan
in Tokio:shinjuku,shibuya,harajuku,akihabara,omotesando
allemaal verschillende wijken
kus mami
The little papers included with the gum? Genius!
a future photographer is a possibility here. hes in the zone! and im really enjoying the colorful jackets. fits so well with the Japanese vibe
Jill en Tom We hebben zeer graag jullie verslag gelezen van de mooie reis in Japan.We genoten vandaag van een gezellige ontvangst in Kortrijk waar iedereen aanwezig was en de kleintjes paaseieren zochten en vonden.We wensen jullie verder een goede reis en verblijf in het prachtige Kyoto veel liefs Oma en Opa
Great pictures! Noticed the Japan theme and immediately read the whole story about your trip. May I ask where the Edo-Tokyo museum is located? I’m currently living in Japan as an exchange student and that museum looks really interesting place to visit.