Here's the last and final blog post about my trip in Tokyo, which was way back in May.
I woke up feeling a little sad because I knew it was already my last day in Tokyo. And I just wasn't ready to leave this beautiful country yet. I wanted to stay there forever. :(
As much as I wish for a few more forevers in Japan, there is no running away from the fact that it was time for me to go home, to be back to reality. So on the last day, I told myself to really live in the last 24 hours in Japan, to take in the beauty of Japan as much as possible, and to enjoy every single moment I have left in Japan.
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I woke up feeling a little sad because I knew it was already my last day in Tokyo. And I just wasn't ready to leave this beautiful country yet. I wanted to stay there forever. :(
As much as I wish for a few more forevers in Japan, there is no running away from the fact that it was time for me to go home, to be back to reality. So on the last day, I told myself to really live in the last 24 hours in Japan, to take in the beauty of Japan as much as possible, and to enjoy every single moment I have left in Japan.
I miss waking up to such a beautiful weather every day in Tokyo. T_T
Got dressed and headed to Harajuku with mummy and Melanie's family.
Our brunch place - THE GREAT BURGER in Harajuku.
It's situated in a backstreet which is pretty hard for foreigners to locate. Big thanks to Melanie and her family for taking us here!!
Welcome to The Great Burger.
The signature dishes here are, of course, burgers. But if you are craving for pancakes and the quintessential American-styled breakfast platters, The Great Burger has them hot and ready!
Love this little corner selling souvenirs in the restaurant! The smileys instantly lifted up my mood as soon as I stepped into their presence!
Mum's Double Cheese Omelette with Hash Brown and Bread. The omelette was a little too milky for her liking, but everything else was good!
My first reaction was "Omg, this is damn huge!!". Melanie, her sister and I ordered the same burger hehe!
I think The Great Burger truly lives up to its name as the burger was nothing less than delicious!!! The first bite was already an one way ticket to heaven. Also, it's extremely filling due to the generous portion.
Though the pricing was relatively high, I think it was all worth it for the best burger in Tokyo!
After brunch, we strolled around the city and took as many pictures as possible in every corner - literally every corner!
With my hipster bae, Melanie.
Eh nope, it's not a housing area ok!! It's actually a fashion store displaying its clothes in its own unique way to attract curious customers! How cool!
This stunning and magnificent architectural building in Omotesando belongs to PRADA. Holy moly.
We stumbled across Ben & Jerry's as we walked through the streets in Omotesando. Originated from the States, Ben & Jerry's offers a plethora of premium ice-cream and Greek yoghurt. Really wish they'll set foot in Malaysia!
To be honest, I don't think it's particularly impressive, it just isn't bad, that's all.
The colourful skirts are actually kinda cute but I don't think I will be wearing them in Malaysia lolol.
Animal facial masks - fulfill your dreams of being the animal that you always wanted to be HAHAH. :P
There's this huge Pokemon Store in Narita airport - Pokemon fans, what are you waiting for?
So that's all about my Tokyo trip!!! (If you wanna read all my Tokyo posts, you can click on the label "J-Tokyo")
It was the most amazing trip that I've ever had in my life. I felt so, so grateful that I had this opportunity to fulfill my wish of travelling to one of my dream countries this year. Thank you Melanie and her family for making this trip even more wonderful. Without them, my mum and I will be so lost in Japan hahahaha. Honestly, there are still so much more to explore in Japan and I really I hope I can go back soon!!