My first adventure today was visiting the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, the former home of Prince Yasuhiko, of the Asaka branch of the Imperial family. He and his partner, Princess Nobuko spent time in France during the mid 1920’s, … Continue reading →

With a 700m long tunnel of cherry trees, the Edo Castle’s Chidorigafuchi moat pathway is spectacular in Spring…and just a very pleasant view, when you arrive when the blossoms have almost disappeared 🙂 To capitalise on the great weather, made … Continue reading →

Made my booking for the Narita Express this morning, for next Sun @ 15.00, to travel to the airport for my flight home. Blimey, glad I got online, seats are getting snapped up. Went to Tokyo station to download my … Continue reading →