Kingdom Quest ride.
Miniland (Tokyo)
Shibuya - can you see Hachi the dog statue on the right? This is also known as Tokyo's Times Square.
Tokyo Tower, & Rainbow Bridge.
At night.
Sumo Tournament
Asakusa Temple
Imperial Palace
This is the mall Legoland is located (DECKS).
Lego Academy
We ran into our friends, the Ropers (they are the one's who told us about this place).
Building a barge.
Tia and Summer Roper.
I can't imagine building one of these!
Shane and Jayden building their race cars. They wouldn't build them together because they were competing against each other.
The race. I don't even know who won!
Lego Friends
While Shane & Jayden spent 1 hour building and racing cars...Tia and I built houses & played in the girly Lego section.
Life-size Lego's.
Legoland was a lot smaller and different than we thought it would be, but the kids had a BLAST building things, watching the 4D movie, playing in the play place, riding the Lego ride, and looking at Miniland Tokyo. It was a good day!
New Sanno Hotel
This was the view from our hotel room in Tokyo.
If you look closely you can see the steeple with Moroni on our LDS temple. It's been really nice having the Tokyo LDS temple so close to our military hotel (just 5 minutes away).
Kazuki's
Our neighbors, the Salmons, introduced us to this yummy noodle shop in Tokyo.
The tasty noodles and Gyoza (pot stickers). We will miss this place!
We love how Tia eats her noodles :)
Napoli's
There's a little gelato ice cream store not too far from the LDS temple (and the noodle shop). We love it! Jayden loves the Mango (because it has NO milk) and I love the cookie n cream one (that's not what they call it though).
One happy, sweet baby! We love this kid!
Jett started "really" laughing for the first time on this trip. He's been laughing and chuckling for a while now, but we heard some good belly laughs on this trip. We did not get the big belly laugh on this video, but this was pretty close.
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