Morning green tea
I spent ten days in the beautiful country of Japan last November and visited four different cities, Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Hakone. Highlights of the trip (besides all the delicious food we ate) were the Tsukiji fish market, eating chestnuts and drinking hot milk tea by the river in Arashiyama, seeing the maple leaves turn red, convenience store trips, shopping in Daikanyama, meeting locals, and my absolute favorite, soaking in the onsen (hot spring). I feel like I barely scratched the surface of Japan and all it's rich culture and can't wait to go back again.
Foliage turning colors at Kiyomizu-dera
Walking around Asakusa
Super buttery, marbled wagyu
Beautiful details at the temples
Fun fashion in Harajuku
Cutest stores in Daikanyama
Relaxing by the river in Arashiyama
Roasted chestnuts and hot milk tea
Tea and hot towels upon our arrival at our onsen
One of the many delicious and beautifully presented meals
Onigiri snacks
Shabu-shabu in Ginza
Vending machines everywhere
Looking for Geisha in Gion
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