Kiyosumi-Shirakawa

After class, I decided to take a walk. 🍃🌸 Kiyosumi Garden → Fukagawa Edo Museum → Tomioka Hachiman Shrine While walking, I found a little turtle that had been kicked by a Western tourist and was lying on its back. 🌇 It was hard to tell it was alive—it just looked like a small stone. Later, I found its buddy and moved both of them to the side of the road. I wonder where they came from and where they were going. The most important thing is that they don't get kicked again. 🍃🌸 There were hydrangeas and some scorched gardenias. The garden ticket can indeed be used to get a 100-yen discount at the museum, but the order matters. 🌇 There's also a simulation of a day in Edo with lights, sounds, and even rain. On certain days, they offer a kimono experience. If friends come to Japan and want to experience these old-timey things, I highly recommend it. It's not crowded, the area is small, and it's very comfortable. 🌿 🍃🌸 Because I was so hungry, I ducked into Blue Bottle. Even though I only had a coffee latte, it was still more bitter than my life, mainly because I couldn't find any sugar. 🌇 I wanted to go to Hachiman Shrine, but I was too hungry to walk. I decided to grab some Fukagawa-meshi first. 🍱 #Tokyo #KiyosumiShirakawa 🌇