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This is part 2 from Iconic Places in Tokyo. As previously stated Tokyo mesmerized and controlled every fiber of my body because it is such an iconic city. I visited many places but the iconic Tokyo Tower stood in front of me and I had to take a marvelous impeccable picture of it. It was such an amazing and unforgettable experience especially since I visited it for the second time. Just take a look at this gorgeous picture isn't it fabulous? Well... That's all for this blog until next time!







  

Hello Everyone It's Teacher Bear!


Last month, I had the opportunity to visit Tokyo for the second time, and as always, it felt magical and breathtaking. It was again an unforgettable experience that made me want to stroll through the beautiful streets of this iconic megalopolis. Of course! I saw the most iconic places but it was your favorite video game franchise Square-Enix that stole the show. If you are as old as I am and grew up playing RPG (Role Playing Games) you will immediately recognize this iconic company and the franchise that it produces "Final Fantasy". I was truly honored to have visited such a spectacular nostalgic site. My eyes were a bit watery from the nostalgia it made me feel. Please visit it if you can the building is a masterpiece!


See you all later!


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I love it when my friends send me winter photos. It's honestly one of my favorite things. Looks like Michigan got a lot of snow as usual. My friend has given up a lot of her small yard to help outside animals. She keeps cat food out there for wild cats, and she has bird seed out for the birds. Other animals come around though, like these squirrels! They're very greedy so they can be annoying if you are expecting birds. But they're really cute and I can't believe there are four of them here!   

If you had told me a year ago that Spongebob Squarepants was relevant in Japan, I wouldn't have believed you. Yet, our bubbly buddy (and bubble buddy) are here in Nihon, making a splash. 5th grade Erin was obsessed with Spongebob. My room was Spongebob, including a lamp, blankets, curtains and posters.

I thought these gacha were super cutie, but I didn't get one. If I see it again, and I'm sure I will, I will get one for my Dad, who is living vicariously through my photos of gacha until I deliver his bundle of capsules when I visit him for his birthday in March. I can't wait!
  

Right before returning home, we stopped at the Ehime Prefectural Science Museum and had some fun looking at the cool exhibitions. I had a conversation with one of the scholars but I didn't quite understand what they were saying and then I had to run away from a T-Rex because it was trying to steal my souvenirs. Oh yeah, I was also almost sucked into a black hole. Just my luck!