The two-and-a-half hour bullet train ride from Tokyo to
Osaka provided time for blog writing, photo organizing, and a scenic view of
a landscape dotted with mountain peaks and scattered fields.
We checked into the hotel and, after a quick snack, we toured
through the city making a few key stops: a Pokemon center for Simon’s shopping,


a castle in the center of the city,

and our guide introduced us to a few other key places.

Along the way, we had a chance to dress up in ninja gear and snap a fun picture!
and our guide introduced us to a few other key places.

Along the way, we had a chance to dress up in ninja gear and snap a fun picture!
Dinner for the night was a teppanaki style meal—the kind
that they cook at the table in front of you. The food was delightful! The
restaurant was located on a downtown walking street that was lined with
restaurants, which were in turn adorned with different, artistic signs to
attract customers.
Continue on to Osaka Day 2.
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