Japan in a day Part 3

Hello guys, John here and I will be bringing you more of what we did in Tokyo. I will just say the rest of the highlights in Tokyo because I can't really remember the days and nights:(. But this will still be a very good blog, up first I would like to mention that me and mom went on a walk to see Tokyo's crazy lights and adds featured on the billboards and buildings in hoping to find a shopping center. We found this food hall that had crazy expensive! I'll tell you the price for 2 perfect cantoloaps... 36000 yen, or in our money 360$... PLUS TAX! Crazy but that wasen't really the cool part. We went to this gaming floor which was bursting with sound, music and electronic noise and you had to yell to actually whisper to the person. So, I was actually allowed to get my hands on some sweet Tokyo tech and video games that weren't featured in our western homeland and guess what I got my grubby hands on... The Splatoon game which I have been playing for 20 minutes. I was kindove sad that Elizabeth wasen't there because she was just as big of a fan of Splatoon as I was so we came back there on the last day and she had a blast. We coulden't wait till we got our Hands on the actual game and play it on our wii u! Second on our list is the tour to mount fugi which was pretty fun considering the fact that it was a super cloudy day and we coulden't see the actual mountain from where everyone was, and so we decided to head back. Just at that moment, we saw the mountain through a little cloud oppening. We we're considered very lucky and so we got to do some origami with the tour lady. After our little visit, we ate this very nice tradicianal Japanese lunch and the best part about it was the 'Jelly' 'Fish' which was fish that felt like jelly. After our big lunch which by the way... Had to eat in a rush considering we took so much one of schedule to look at our lucky cache... Anyways, we took this gondola up a different mountain and it looked so cool up there, there was a nice shrine and it was so cool to look at the Fuji village from the top of the mountain, did I mention there was a ton of mist? That made it look like it was from a scene for the new mission impossible movie. So that was the second thing on our list, I'll tell you guys the third which is actually gonna be a cool one for my cousin Sarah so here we go. We went to a robotics museum which is not that unlikely since Tokyo is so tech based, and so there was this special exebit that just opened called the Pokemon lab. It was one of the cool exebits out there because there was this game where you had to guess the Pokemon in your poke ball which you acquire at the start. Anyways so I have to admit it was a little hard playing the game because it was all in Japanese and there was not even one single word in English. But I was still just amazed at how Japan is so crazy with Pokemon and is so proud of the company of Nintendo. At the end of the Pokemon game you were actually able to chose a Pokemon which came with a code to put in the real game and aquire that Pokemon. Beyond that station there was literally every Pokemon  in 3d versions, all in glass containers which I personally though was pretty cool, we had the 100000 yen worth Pokemon card displayed safely and a wall featuring every single Pokemon ever published in a game. Now that right there is an awesome exhibit. There was a bunch of other cool exhibits in the museum but I think I pretty much coverd enough in Tokyo and should probably start in kosimoye, I now i missed a lot of the cool parts in Tokyo and didn't cover it all but hey! Who knows? I might do more Tokyo in the future considerin it's my favourite country and got so much fun out of it. Until next time, this has been john and is officially signing out. I know I haven't been putting any pictures up lately but tonight, I will spend time on that and its not like you guys need photos?