This post is photo heavy as it a record of my trip. We ad time to explore the area on our own.
1st up I chose to have a traditional breakfast at the motel
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Headed out for a walk. They have these drain markers all over Japan. Some mark where the sewerage, fire and water is.
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Looking through the shopping centres at the shops and food available.
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looking at the names of shops and buildings was interesting.
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Uniqlo is a very popular shop. Sort of like a Myer.
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I found this cardigan I liked and ended up buying it. $30 is very cheap for wool. It looks lovely over a dress. Perfect for an evening in Midura.
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The levels of the store. We all know I get lost easy.
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These vending machines are all over. On the corners of streets, at train stations and many other places.
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I ended up having a peaceful walk past the zoo.
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and into Inokashira Park.
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There was a morning group doing Tai Chi
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Many temples/shrines were about.
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Being november the leaves were turning their beautiful Autumn colours.
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More vending machines. You could buy hot and cold drinks.
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Look at all the birds perched on the poles.
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My lunch before meeting up with the others.
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I also found a shop like our 7 eleven and saw the prices of alcohol.
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To convert to Aust $, due to the conversion rate not being very different, it was just as easy to put in a decimal point on their prices. eg.... 2187 yen became $21.87 approx. depending on rate at the time it would have been only a little bit more. (the other price is with tax.. sometimes we were charged this other times not)
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