May 2017, Japan

Day 9 of Japan Trip, Fuji Area and Hakone on May 8, 2017

May 8, 2017

Ninth day of my trip to Japan.
Today is the second day of our three-day tour of Fuji and Hakone area. The plan of the day was to visit Yamanaka Lake and Oshino Hakkai under Mount Fuji in the morning, then take a bus ride in the noon to the town of Hakone, a tourist resort just next to a volcano.

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Day 8 of Japan Trip, Fuji Area on May 7, 2017

May 7, 2017

Eighth day of our trip to Japan.
The plan of the day was to leave Tokyo in the morning to start our three-day trip in the Fuji-Hakone region. We would be staying around Fuji Five Lakes for the day.

Breakfast
Breakfast
Frozen fried noodles from convenience store.

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Day 6 of University Graduation Trip, Tokyo on May 5, 2017

May 5, 2017

Sixth day of our graduation trip in Japan.
After yesterday's Digimon Tour, today we went back to our roaming of the city of Tokyo. We ended up visiting Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Akihabara, Sensō-ji Temple, Sky Tree (didn't go up there), Ginza and Shibuya.

Breakfast
Breakfast
Cold noodles from convenience store.

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Day 5 of University Graduation Trip, Digimon Tour of Tokyo on May 4, 2017

May 4, 2017

Fifth day of our graduation trip in Japan.
The friends that were staying in the same apartment with me in Tokyo all expressed that they weren't very much into Japanese animations. After some brief discussions we found that our common ground was only "Digimon Adventure", so we decided to carry out a "Digimon Tour" of Hikarigaoka and Odaiba.

Shinjuku Street
Shinjuku Street

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Day 3 of University Graduation Trip, Kyoto on May 2, 2017

May 2, 2017

Third day of our graduation trip in Japan.
The plan of the day was to visit the historic Japanese city of Kyoto. Among the sites to see were Fushimi Inari Taisha, Kiyomizu-dera, Kinkaku-ji. There was so many to see in Kyoto that we knew in advance we won't be able to cover them all, so we just took our time touring the city.

Breakfast
Breakfast
Frozen food from convenience store. I studied for very long how to heat this up, the result was that I should put this directly on stove (surprise that the tin foil won't burn through).

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