Yokohama tour with family

Today I gave my family the Yokohama tour starting from Sakuragicho station and ending at Ishikawa-cho station. That's really visiting a lot since we did a lot of walking yesterday too.

I think that afterwards they were about to die. We started at the Landmark Tower and just pretty much walked through it. We stopped to get some gelatos ice cream and then went to the pokemon store too. We also stopped at Banana Republic, but there wasn't anything that we wanted to buy.

Then we continued walking and ended up outside in cosmo world. We took some of the those Japanish pictures where you could write all over them and stuff. It was pretty interesting since we did it as a family.

Then we went to Yokohama World Porters and went around there. My mom wanted to check out the grocery stores and everything. We ended up going around the food court and up a few levels before we went back to down to get some bread from the bread store. It had such a nice smell that made you very hungry and it looked just absolutely wonderful too. So we bought some for breakfast tomorrow. From there we left and walked towards Yamashita Park. I think by this time, my mother and youngest sister were getting really tired. While my other sister and I took pictures since it was the perfect time to get some good pictures.

We stopped briefly in Yamashita park so I could show them some things. We took more pictures there too, but it was already night, so it was cold and everything was dark. I think that if we would have gotten there earlier, it would have been more beautiful.

They were very anxious to go to Chinatown so that was definitely the next stop. We took our time there and walked around and pretty much went into most of the stores too. My mother wanted to see what they had, so she could tell me what was good and what to buy so I could make my own food and make delicious food too. We bought some food there and then had dinner there too. We went to a place that I've been to on several occasions. This time it was weird because I was the one ordering in Japanese at a Chinese restaurant. My mom thought that they spoke Chinese, so she started speaking to them in Chinese. They didn't speak the same dialect though, so it was a bit difficult and it was a struggle. I think that it didn't end up being so expensive either. It was pretty good and enough to satisfy everyone.

Then we left and went through Motomachi street so we could go into another grocery store and to look around before we ended our trip at Ishikawacho station.