Revolving stars

 As usual, Japan didn't disappoint. We loved every moment of it.  We stopped by Legoland in Nagoya during this trip (the first for all of us) and it is perfect for kids! This theme park is definitely catered for younger kids. If your kids are above 9-10 years old, they would probably be bored. Location is slightly out of the way, and there are literally nothing besides Legoland (unless you count a furniture store as an attraction) and there are a lot of construction going on around the area. Rides Now that Hunter is slightly taller than 90cm, there are lots of rides which he could go on. When you go in, one of the staff will measure the height of the kid and give a corresponding colour band to indicate their height. If you can't locate the staff, fret not. At each ride, the staff will take the height if the kid has no colour band. We took a picture of the Sakura tree near the entrance and apparently, it's a seasonal display that will change! Sakura tree that is made of Lego...

I'm back from Japan!!! Places that I have covered this time: Osaka, Kinosaki Onsen, Kyoto, Nara, Kobe, Himeji, Iga Ueno. Let the pictures do the talking~~ L4D2 in arcade mode!!! Cheese Hamburger indeed =D  Kuromon Market Huge Tuna!! Maguro Kurokke! The most awesome onion rings goes to~~ LOTTERIA! Kurazushi in the suburbs of Namba~ Using high-tech conveyor belt system At Kinosaki Onsen, choosing my yukata Lotsa yukata!!! The owner of the inn helped me to tie this Ready for a stroll in the streets Shopping~ The fav pastime of females Everyone strolling around in traditional wear Morizuya's indoor bath The place to shower BEFORE jumping into the hot bath Their outdoor bath~ Kids playing in the playroom in Morizuya~ Chanced upon spa eggs while walking aroung Kinosaki Onsen Kissing under the mistletoes  Tori Someone tried to devour the sakuras Tried spo...