Pictures from Family Trip 1: Japan – Tokyo & Osaka

This summer in June I went on a family trip to Asia for 10 days. I spent two days in Tokyo, one day in Osaka, and part of one evening in Kobe for a Kobe Beef dinner. Kobe beef is orgasmic to eat. Unfortunately, I did not remember to take pictures of the Kobe beef. For your mental imagery, I’ll say it is prepared similar to Habachi.

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On the way from the Airport

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View from my hotel room

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The Ginza Strip

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Squid at the Fish Market

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Live eels at the Fish Market

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The Tea Ceremony Waiting Room

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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAA Japanese Shinto Temple

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Dinner With A View

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Osaka Castle

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My favorite picture of Osaka Castle. Almost as if it was back in time.OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAOLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAOLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

That’s a Japanese Koi Fish with a Tiger Head. It is of Japanese mythical lore.OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Those Poles Had swastikas at the ends
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAJapanese Airport Food right before getting to boarding

And now for dancing Japanese teenagers (nearby Castle Osaka).

~Wald

3 thoughts on “Pictures from Family Trip 1: Japan – Tokyo & Osaka

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  2. My family trips were mommy trips. I hated them. Would need to wait for my mother needing to take a piss, or eat, or drink, or walk slow, or be tired, or be annoyed, or be afraid. The only trips I ever enjoyed were with my das. They were few and I miss them.

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