Day 8 - Tokyo/Hokkaido Trip

We had our bf in our hotel. They served simple and nice Jap breakfast, Jap rice with lots of toppings and side dishes. Nice Jap pastries, miso soup and lots more. Service is also very good. The obasan is always smiling despite their busy work

After bf, we went to Odaiba which is a popular shopping and entertainment district on a man made island in Tokyo Bay.

Kawai children

Visited Odaiba Trick Art Museum.  Trick art is essentially two-dimensional paintings which have skillfully been rendered to give the illusion of a third dimension. The museum is divided into five sections which include an Edo Area, a Haunted Mansion, the Trick Art Gallery, a Puzzle Area and a museum shop. Admission to the museum is ¥900 for adults and ¥600 for children ages 4-14. Tickets are purchased via an automated ticket machine located at the front of the museum.

Waiting for Trick Art Museum to open. Enjoying the nice Jap bread.

I love taking random pictures so this is a great place for me. So much fun!  But the anti climax part is that I have not fully recovered from my back pain. So not flexible enough and couldnt bend much to take those funny pose.

After Trick Art Museum, we visited the retro shopping arcade. Lots of old school titbits and toys

Lunch at Shimbashi station. Not sure the exact name of the restuarant. But just normal jap food

Our dinner near our hotel. Nice place to dine. 

Back to hotel to pack our luggage bags as we will be flying back tmr. .