Day Three
It was a rainy day so I decided that this was the perfect day to spend my day at the Edo-Tokyo Museum.
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| Entrance to the Edo-Tokyo Museum |
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| Sky Tree from the Edo-Tokyo Museum |
The museum was very informative. The displays of the cities in olden times were very detailed. They provide binoculars so you can get a closer look.
There were also other information that I found very interesting.
I also found the display for the blind very considerate. In fact, as per my previous post, I had commented about the yellow lines that I found all over the city which at first were to separate pedestrian traffic (did not really make sense to me at that time), I learned they were actually to guide the blind.
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| Display for the blind with Braille |
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Roppongi Hills was next on my list. I did not get to go up the top of City View. Riding on elevators to high places isn't really my thing.
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| I had to take this photo :-) Kamen Rider 000 | | |
Stopped by Shibuya for a bit.
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| Ready, Set, Go! |
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| ....and here they come! |
I happened to get off at Ebisu Station. There was a "matsuri". I got to eat my yakisoba and ika - check!
It started raining once again - I just made it to my hotel before it really poured. Today was a good relaxed pace.
