candleburn

Our last full day in Tokyo was a memorable one. In the morning my friend Vera wanted to check out  Tokyo Imperial Palace , we were so excited to check it out. However, it turned out to be a hard task to find the Palace, so we chose to wander around the mesmerizing Imperial palace's gardens instead. The weather was quite moody and raining nonstop and it turned out that it was actually a typhoon that day, it kind of felt like the weather was crying due to our upcoming departure. I was trying to take pictures while holding the umbrella, and as a clumsy person, it was not an easy task at all. We met a foreign person that looked for the palace and asked for guidance as the Google Maps app led him to a dead end, My friend shared some of her theories regarding the potential location of the palace and wished him luck. Unfortunately, we didn't find the palace, even didn't see it from afar. We hoped that nice stranger actually managed to find it. After a long stro

It feels like my trip to Tokyo was ages ago, it often feels like a dream that never happened. My friend and I went to Disneyland for the first time ever. Neither of us has ever been to Paris or the US, so it was our chance to make our childhood dreams come true and visit the classical Disneyland in Tokyo. It was a typical Wednesday morning, in the beginning of September, We didn't anticipate much crowd as it was a working day, but to our surprise, the park was overcrowded with locals. We arrived at the park at around 10 AM and waited in lines to get the tickets as we have not purchased them ahead of time. The wait was for about half hour long and we bought a one day pass (which was later switched to 2 days pass). Our first attraction was the STAR TOURS, I can't say I'm the biggest Star Wars fan, as I've only watched the recent movies and never really seen the first movies from the first trilogy. It seems funny now, as it was not a strategic move because this