The first and third days of our trip were mostly spent with my Japanese cousins. On the second day, Mike met with some members of a detonation company in Scuba and toured their facilities while Jacob and I hit the Tokyo streets in search of fun little souvenirs!
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| Jacob and I found the coolest toy figures at a place called Yorobashi, the largest electronics store in the world |
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| My grand boys would have LOVED the toys here! |
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| Jacob orders an interesting drink at the Gundam Cafe in Akihabara |
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| Inside the Gundam Cafe, a must-see on Jacob's to-do list |
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| Right outside the Gundam Cafe |
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| This is the place where Jacob and I finally ate lunch |
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| My tour master at work while we wait for our food |
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| Yum! This was the BEST katsudon and thinly sliced cabbage |
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| Baby clam shells at the bottom of our miso soup |
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| There were SO MANY restaurants to choose from in Tokyo |
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| The strange "Maid Cafe" in Tokyo was one of the top things on Jacob's to-do list |
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| He disappeared for an hour and a half and only ordered a drink and dessert ... |
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| Jacob and I went to see the Kanda Myojin shrine in Ochanomizu, near Akiba |
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| It was late when Mike joined us for a stroll in downtown Tokyo and a late dinner |
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| The city is so pretty at night with its lights, bridges, and river |
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| We found a place to eat okonomiyaki and yakisoba--both of which are cooked on a griddle |
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| Jacob had a long day of walking and shopping and loved the food |
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| Mike inside the multi-story BIC Camera department store near the stairs and wall posters |
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