Alright loyal fans! After a hiatus, we're back! Here's the second part to our awesome trip to Japan. Be prepared cuz this is a long one! Grab some popcorn or even better, some salamanders on a stick...
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| Shibuya Intersection - The busiest in the world! |
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| Can you find the Jennifer in the picture? |
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| Loft - Awesome mega store filled with the coolest, cutest, hippest stuff. It's like Japan's Ikea. |
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| One of the many, busy alleyways in Shibuya |
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| Golden Gai - a time capsule in ultra modern Tokyo... |
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| ... where you can roam the tiny alleyways to find authentic food... |
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| ... like this! - pig head meat |
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| and pig testicles! |
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| Let's see how John likes them. "Delicious!" |
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| "Not bad!" |
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| For the second course we went with salamanders on a stick. Simply divine! |
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| Nom |
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| Did you really think that we'd pass up a trip to the J-Town D-Land?? |
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| Why eat overpriced food when you can picnic in the middle of the park on cute mats? |
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| The wild, wild...east? |
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| Elton John would be proud of this tiny dancer |
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| It's a small world! |
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| Cute and delish peanut butter sandwich |
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| We think that this is supposed to be a pic of the subway workers as that's where we found it, but taken outta context we'd have to say a Nazi rolly polly |
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| Want sumo(re)? Let's go to Ryogoku! |
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| I'll cut a bitch! |
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| I just ripped a fattie. |
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| His eyes are up there, dirty birds! |
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| Right before their battle. Jk! |
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| Who can I call to paint this on my garage door? |
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| Asakusa - part of Tokyo with a historical feel due to its temples and market |
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| marble soda!! |
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| okonomiyaki - Japanese pancake |
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| No joke, it's called the golden turd or kin no unchi in Japanese |
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| Rice balls on a stick with soy sauce glaze. Wow pow! |
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| traditional wares market |
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| On the way to Odaiba, an artificial island comparable to a family friendly Vegas |
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| One of the world's biggest Ferris wheel... and we had to go on it |
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| But first we had to check out another monumental poo. But don't you think it kinda makes the place a lil 'dumpy'? |
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| Deck's, a boardwalk, beach style department store with all the shopping, toys, games, food, museums and amusement park fun you could ever want |
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| As Jennifer demonstrates here |
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| And here |
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| Is the captain an octopus ball with a squid for a wench? |
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| Trick art museum! The following pics are meant to deceive your eyes. Look carefully... |
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| Ok, so we lied. We actually went to Asia to complete our ninja training. |
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| Mirror, mirror on the wall |
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| Yikes! |
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| Come back here! |
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| Why, thank you. |
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| Is there something behind me? |
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| Best. pic.ever |
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| Stop foolin around in that rabid paper lantern zombie! We gots things to see! |
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| Two great whites |
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| Now your in Dracula's wine glass? How do you keep getting into these situations? |
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| Rainbow bridge |
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| One of our favorite things about Tokyo is that many people still wear traditional clothes |
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| Corn potage anyone? |
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| Meowvolous! |
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| What's even cooler is that this isn't the only state of lib in Japan |
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| From atop that giant Ferris wheel |
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| Kawaii Paradise!!!!! |
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| John having a moment with his guardian angel kitty |
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| Give me mas! |
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| y mas! |
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| y mas!! |
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| Kabukicho, or as it's more affectionately known in English as the red light district |
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| Heart! |
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| Giant backpack = picture worthy |
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| Senso-ji, J-town's second tallest pagoda |
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| Chef buddha-rdee |
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| Translation? Beware of pigeon poo when you hang your t-shirts to dry. True story |
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| Yummy yum fish red bean cake! | | | |
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And this concludes our Japan blog. Wasn't it worth the wait?
