Random Shots III

Here you go! The third installment of the unsolicited photo-flooding. It seems that a lot of you enjoyed Random Shots I and II so let me share with you another set of pictures from my trip to Japan in 2010. 

 it's so green. I'm gonna die!!! :)

This MUST definitely be because of unpolluted air!

This is the COOLEST science museum I've ever been to! Our technology is indeed decades behind!

Left: a tornado simulator that you are allowed to touch/feel!!! 

Right: cosmodriving for real! It's a free ride inside the museum that lets 

you experience maneuvering a space shuttle. :)

 The most thoughtful are those who think of everyone's, especially the children, convenience. 

The stone steps are to help little ones reach and throw garbage in the bin properly.

In this photo, they segregate trash into 5. Makes me wonder what these 5 are.

 This was homemade and looking at this now makes me miss it!!! 

It was one of the best I've tasted! :) 

 

 I finished all of this! You can't blame me. It was SO good! :)

 Interiors of one of our favorite restaurants - Tapas and Tapas. Coat hangers by the washroom door. 

Wine glasses in a birdcage-like hanging planter(?). So homey. :)

 Japanese love pasta! They have the widest variation! :) When I visit a pizzeria for the first time, I always ask 

for my favorite, the basic, Margarita. It's sort of a test before I try other pizza toppings on the menu. 

If that fails, I will have second thoughts of coming back. 

Tapas and Tapas has the best Pizza Margarita, so far, in my list of 7 pizzerias. :)

 

I chose this mook among many others because Cath Kidston is not common and widely distributed locally.

The handbag comes with a mirror and a tissue holder. Cute! :)

 

 So, here we are! :) Their Disneyland is about 3 times bigger than the one in HK.

Disneysea is completely different and is located somewhere else. It is visited by lovers/couples more. :)

 Left: Pirates of The Caribbean staff in uniform. Cute! :)

Right: That is a sample of a common Japanese street style. BUT, how could you 

possibly enjoy a ride in that pouf-y skirt?!

 Right: So this is how turkey leg tastes like! 7 inches long and meaty! :) It's yummmmmy!!! :) 

Left: The canoe ride burned all the calories from the turkey leg. LOL :) The oar was very heavy! :)

 The streetlamps with hands were all well-thought-of. You wouldn't notice because you'd be busy looking 

at bigger attractions. But some of these were curled, stooped, etc which added fun! :)

To your right is me trying to pick up a 10,000lb dumbbell that has fallen and broken the concrete floor. :)

 It was beginning to get dark when we left. We enjoyed it so much! However, I should have 

layered myself more with thicker garments. It was around 20degC plus wind! :)

 Stay left. The cars do as well. They have right-hand driven cars. The Fast and The Furious 2 -Tokyo Drift 

is a not only a movie but a testament to how fast they drive (men and women). They can afford to do so 

because everyone [except the monk here, LOL :) ]follows traffic rules to the letter. Staying left while on 

an escalator is to give way and keep safe from people (a lot during rush hours in busier stations) who are 

running (literally in a hurry).

 Pasta Spasso Cafe is also a favorite! :) They serve spaghetti, salad, drinks and dessert only. Spaghetti is, 

of course, the specialty and what people line up outside the resto for. First, select your plate size which is 

available in M, L and LL, and then, choose your spaghetti sauce. If you're curious as to how different their 

spaghetti sauces are, click here. The have about 8 to 10 options. ALL serving sizes are priced at the same 

value, only Y680! :) Combos start at Y810 to Y1100. IT'S WORTH IT!!! :)

 Hope you enjoyed! Have a Happy Friday! :)