Took the family for a 9-day holiday to Japan just a week back. We were there from 10-19 May, to celebrate Mother's Day and Mommy's birthday which was just a day apart this year!
We had booked multi-sector with Singapore Airlines this time, landing in Osaka first and out from Tokyo on the 19th.
Love came to send us off! Zonia took this shot of us without us knowing! Nice hor? Then after that she said, why I never take for her and her Jason. Next time, you tell me okay Mei? :D
We landed late in Osaka and took the train straight to Kyoto where we will be sending 3 days at to do some sightseeing. My third time to Osaka/ Kyoto and I felt that Kyoto had more places to visit like the temples and bamboo forest so our itinerary was 3 days Kyoto, 2 days Osaka and 4 days Tokyo. I am sorry but when I say itinerary I meant a rough list of where we would be covering in the particular city. We did not do a detailed one on where we will go where we wake, where we will eat and the prices.
First pictures with the famous Japan's vending machines haha!
So we took a train which was about an hour to Kyoto, quickly checked into our hotel and the fam fam went to the Family Mart opposite our hotel to get food. I was so tired cause I didn't get sleep on the plane so I just wanted to shower and sleep to prepare for the next morning of sightseeing! Our hotel, Kyoto Tower Hotel, was conveniently located at Kyoto Main Station where we alighted from!
We went for Kyoto Arashiyama One Day Private Tour which covered the Arashiyama Togetsukyo Bridge (Moon Crossing Bridge), Tenryuji Temple and Sagano Bamboo Groves.
Our first shot for the trip!
Love this family shot!
We decided to have lunch at this restaurant that gave a free flow of side dishes (like korean's banchan) when you order a main. Not too bad, we were famished!
My favorite shot at Nara Park!
The beautiful sunset!
Ending the post with my favorite shot of the day.
Daddy and Mommy (:
The "I want to grow old with you" shot.
Day 3 in Kyoto was spent at Nishiki Market!
family selfie!
Gyoza is sooo good! I ordered the spicy one!
And we even people watch at the Starbucks over coffee.
Selfie with a drink they brought around for customers to try!
So we spent the whole day at Nishiki Market (éŒ¦å¸‚å ´, Nishiki Ichiba) which is a narrow, five block long shopping street lined by more than one hundred shops and restaurants!
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