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Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Fujiya Hotel
An overnight trip to Fujiya Hotel turned out to be a lot of fun! http://www.fujiyahotel.jp/en/
It was a beautiful hotel with plenty of exploring on the grounds for the kids.
The kids kept busy when not exploring outside.
It was a beautiful hotel with plenty of exploring on the grounds for the kids.
| Entrance |
| map of the area in the lobby |
The slideshow below shows the paths and gardens around the hotel.
The kids kept busy when not exploring outside.
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Team Fletch in Japan
So our BFFs came to visit us in Japan!!!!!! See how excited we were?! Ok, well, they were only able to come for a week, but we squeezed in a lot of memories in that short period. First of all, they handled the jet lag like rock stars! I'm the biggest baby when i'm tired, but they hardly seemed fazed! G is probably a pickier eater than her kids but she found a lot of new foods that she liked. Japan is amazing and we couldn't have been happier to share it with anyone else. Also, it was I's birthday so happy birthday to him!
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Asobono at Tokyodome
We had to cancel C's birthday celebration at Tokyo Disney Sea because of the rain, so Team Allen + Papa changed it up and drove over to Tokyaqo Dome. We spent the day at Asobono which is a massive indoor playhouse. The boys were off and running right when we got in the door. They have many different play sections for the kids.
| C was def ready! |
| Papa and the Hanster were getting settled in |
| S really enjoys giving Papa surprise hugs |
| Old school game was a hit with the boys |
| S really loved the train section. |
| S wasn't really feeling the bounce house. You can gauge the size of the place in this picture |
| Papa loved the Cookie time. She's always a hit! |
Friday, March 28, 2014
Teaching in Tokyo
J was offered an opportunity to teach in Tokyo at Japan's Self Defense Force school. He taught nursing students who were the equivalent of military academy students in the states. The lessons were a mix of medical and conversational English. The students were a little shy at first, but it didn't last long. His favorite part was their answers to, "why they wanted to become nurses". It was truly a memorable experience!
| They were very funny...class clown in the back |
| Great group! |
| On the right is the Deputy School Commandant |
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Girls trip to Osaka and Kyoto
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