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And you know sugar needed to have one last photo shoot before the trip was over!

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Our hotel we stayed at for our last night was called Slash Kawasaki and it was honestly my favorite so far! The breakfast was included and we had a large range of stuff to choose from. Everything was good and we really enjoyed our stay!

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The view just outside of Tokyo station. It reminded me a little bit of Paris for some reason! The older building you see here is a hotel that is attached to the train station. There are quite a few different entrances on both sides that lead to the lobby, the train terminals, and a huge inside mall!

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Sugar decided to get a few poses in

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Me being a typical tourist outside of 7/11 hahahaha leggings are really frowned upon here but I decided to just wear what I wanted for the day since we were going to be doing a lot of running around.

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We took a last minute trip to Shinjuku right before it was our time to leave. We had gone to this city before but it was way too rainy to really do anything. We were finally able to get around and see more of it because of the sun and it was great!

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We took a day trip down to Disneyland! They have the Tokyo disneyland and then the Tokyo sea, which is the equivalent of our California adventure. We decided to go to Tokyo sea since we heard it was unique. Overall, it wasn’t bad. I honestly really prefer the regular Disneyland but this was still a fun experience. The only thing was that there were wayyyyyyyyy more people than usual and it was much smaller than the actual Disneyland, so it was difficult to move around and get on rides. Some rides had a long wait of up to three and a half hours. That’s crazy!

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We took a day trip down to Disneyland! They have the Tokyo disneyland and then the Tokyo sea, which is the equivalent of our California adventure. We decided to go to Tokyo sea since we heard it was unique. Overall, it wasn’t bad. I honestly really prefer the regular Disneyland but this was still a fun experience. The only thing was that there were wayyyyyyyyy more people than usual and it was much smaller than the actual Disneyland, so it was difficult to move around and get on rides. Some rides had a long wait of up to three and a half hours. That’s crazy!

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Some videos of the city we are staying in at the moment called Kashiwa! It’s about an hour and a half outside of Tokyo but it’s actually a pretty cool place with lots of things to do. :)

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More photos of the mall and some dessert we got afterwards!

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There is a huge mall right next to our hotel here in Kashiwa. We decided to check out the food court and I couldn’t believe how many places there were to eat at and the kinds of food they had. This sushi i ate was so cheap and was the best I’ve ever had so far. But seriously? The best sushi ever and it came from a mall food court? Unbelievable but it’s true!

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They have trains here that are for women only. I wish we had something in the US like this because I would 1000% utilize public transportation if that were the case. I’m not a man hater but coming from a woman who is scared to go anywhere alone, 99% of them are so weird hahahahah

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Finally came across a trash truck!! I always keep an eye out for them whenever I travel because they remind me of my dad and I like to see how they work! This one was super quiet and it picked up the trash really fast.

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Our last day in Tsukuba! It was such a rainy city but it was alright when it lasted!

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We went back to a cafe here and since the portions have been so small, we ordered three plates to split. The server was so confused since there were only two of us and they didn’t seem too happy. The plates came and they were actually huge and we were cracking up like oops maybe that’s why they were looking at us weird 😂 we didn’t know any better !