1. Airplane Food!

2. Bento Box Sushi from the convenient store

3. Tapas in Hiroshima

5. Delicious Pastries Octopus Fish Cake Fish Cake Momiji Manju are maple leaf-shaped cakes that are the signature snack of Hiroshima. Hiroshima Beef Steamed Bun

6. Hiroshima’s Okonomiyaki

7. Okonomiyaki at work…

8. Hiroshima’s Grand Prince Hotel 2,000 Yen Breakfast Buffet

9. Chinese Noodles in Kyoto

11. Udon and Soba Noodles

12. More Udon Noodles

13. Rob was the only one who enjoyed GREEN TEA ICE CREAM.

14. After a long day exploring Kyoto, we ended up eating at an Italian restaurant along the river. No one, but me, Julie, took pictures of their food because they resented eating non-Japanese. But, it was delicious!

15. Handmade Udon Noodles in Kyoto

16. Sushi on a conveyor belt!

17. Rice and more Udon Noodles in Kyoto!

18. First meal in Tokyo

19. Chinese noodles in Harajuku Crepes on Takeshita Street

20. Indian Food in Tokyo

21. Order by Machine Food. CHEAP!

22. Korean Hibachi

23. Skewer s

26. Sushi @ the airport

27. Airplane Food

28. Snacks

29. Miscellaneous

30. $1 US = 96 Yen

31. We were tired of carrying our umbrellas around, so we devised a plan to hide our umbrellas in an unpaid locker at the train station and pick them up on the way back… … but, they were gone when we returned.

32. We spent some time traveling on the JR and playing 500 to pass time.

33. Japan has a great subway/train system.

34. We spent a lot of time traveling on the JR rails and playing 500 to pass time. Got lost a few times…

35. Lawson, Family Mart, and Seven Elevens were popular convenient stores to pick up breakfast and snacks. The bakery was usually one of our first stops each morning. A seaweed rice roll, yum!

36. EVERYWHERE! Bikes Umbrellas Vending Machines

37. Bathroom Wonders The mirror that never fogs up. The bidet The BIG or little flush.

38. The brightly colored displays of fake food. Food ticket ATM.

39. Some ridiculously priced foods! Remember, $1 US = 96 Yen