Hiroo 広尾
This will be the last bits of the walk from Jingu gaien. Just to refresh your memory, we started with the golden yellow ginkgo tree paths in Jingu gaien , enjoyed food at Ichou Matsuri, then walked to Aoyama Cemetery, and lastly ended our walk at Hiroo （広尾）. Very near to Roppongi, Hiroo is a posh residential area popular among foreigners in Tokyo. Ryoko was the guide coz’ it was my first time in Hiroo.
Stumble upon a nice looking organic food restaurant, J’s Kitchen.
J's Kitchen, a place that offers organic & macrobiotic meals. I think I wanna try out their lunch menu someday
Arisugawa Memorial Park (有栖川宮記念公園) in Hiroo
A mural at the "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints". What a long name the church has...
There are some nice collections of English titled books on the 2nd floor of the National Azabu Supermarket.
Ended our day at Ueshima Coffee shop. Their Ginger milk tea was good. I should try making it at home.
That’s all for today. Am kind of tired & don’t feel like going out. Don’t know why. I guess I was exhausted from the work I had for the pass few months. Am glad that I got this break… have been lazing around my brother’s house, reading murakami haruki & watching korean tv dramas on the internet *ah! this is heaven*
what shall I blog about next!?
English : a walk
Japanese : 散歩 ( さんぽ・sanpo )
Korean : 산책 ( san chaek )
Chinese : 散步 ( san bu )
I want to go to J’s Kitchen!
I’ll go on your behalf and blog about it over here :)
haha, looking at the felix the cats brought back lots of memories, mainly those LICT times ^_^ it has been such long time ago when i still can fit into my felix the cats T. sob sob, too fat now :(
Me too. When I saw the felix the cat billboard, I thought of you guys! ow.. how I miss our wonderful college days!
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