When in Tokyo, we took the train to Odaiba for some of the monuments they had in that city. At some location, I felt like I was back in New York City looking at the Brooklyn bridge. Gundam Center with the huge statue! We walked to the coast of Odaiba,

We took the train to a few different towns in Tokyo to explore, shop. and embrace the culture. A few stops I can remember off the top of my head were: Harajuku, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Odaiba, Shimbashi, and Akihabara. The streets of Harajuku, I saw this sick Hello Kitty graffiti on

We spent the whole day in Kyoto, mostly at Fushima Inari Shrine, hiking to the top. This is one of the most visited shrine in Japan, and definitely a challenge for us, since we weren't prepared for over 3,000 steps up to the top with the elevation of 233 meters.

Sara and I wanted to do an Onsen experience in Japan, while we were here. Onsen, a hot spring bath, is a popular activity people usually do here. Since I had tattoos all over me, I was definitely not allowed in the public Onsens. We had to get a private