My 1st trip to Japan Honshu

That's the ride "Journey to the Centre of the Earth". The moutain there. Felt quite cheated after taking the ride. But I took it twice. Coz it's relatively more exciting than the rides that are available in Disneysea. =x

A big globe welcomes all visitors to DisneySea!!

Aladdin and Jasmine in plastic!

Nothing much to play at Aladdin's Whole New World. Ah, highlight of the picture is the camel. Of course a fake one. =p

It's 7/7 the day we went DisneySea, which is Tanabata, a festival in Japan. So, one lucky shot of a lady in kimono! Its a tradition to wear kimono on Tanabata.

Tada! Mermaid Lagoon.

Cute eh. Although I'm not 21 yet, I'm not a kid so. Dunno how it is inside. =p

One of the kiddy rides in Mermaid Lagoon

All the kiddy rides in Mermaid Lagoon.

Cute little girl in some sort of kimono!!! and a Minnie hat!!

Indiana Jones theme ride

One of the most interesting ride in DisneySea. Aquatopia. Sit in the vehicle and get turned round and round. Cheap thrill, but better than nothing. =p

Genie!! DisneySea performances are quite Aladdin oriented.

Mickey and Minnie!!

Some interesting performance on the waters.

Aladdin n Jasmine!!

Mickey train!!

Ooohhh look at that lobster!!

Last dinner in Japan.

Last hotel we stayed at. Sunshine City Prince Hotel. Surrounded by lots of shops.

Reaching Narita Airport. Bye bye to Japan. =x

Narita Airport Terminal 2

There. Narita Airport!!

The ANA plane is the plane home!!

Collect at least 5 stickers and get the souvenior!! -whee- If I'd gotten this map earlier I'd have collected all 15 stickers!!!

Yay!! Who say being 21 is good??? This is only available for people who're under 21!! Aka me included!!! Lalala. Disney Summer Adventure!! =p -hoots-

Ticket and booklet to the Golden Pavilion.

Miscellanous photo: This, is the typical Japanese style toilet. Funny eh. Got a hood. =p

Miscellanous photo: Nice cakes!!

Miscellaneous photo: Typical breakfast buffet. Japanese and Western. Yum yum.

Kawaguchi Lake! The second biggest lake surrounding Mt Fuji.

Traditional Japanese hotel.

There, there. The students.

Yet another one! Right beside me is an open ground. The day I went Mt Fuji, a school of junior high school students just descended the mountain, and were waiting for their dinner when I was taking this shot.