Being Japanese in our yukatas. Quite comfortable!
Our shoes. Cute eh?
Me in the full garb in our room.
To preface this: we went to the Hakone Open Air Art Museum the next day as we headed to Tokyo. So the next group of pictures are some of the things we saw there. This was really cool, as you can see from the picture. But the thing you can't see is the stream of water that trickles from her lower eye into the pool. Really neat.
This was on a hill, and looked really cool.
Some statues.
The koi in the pond that thought we were going to feed them or something. Just like my fish flick...huh...it must be a goldfish thing.
This is the outside of the building. Kind of ugly, no?
This is the inside of that ugly building! So beautiful!
Japanese Maple tree.
Haha. So we ran across this statue in the grass kind of by mistake. I walked past it, and then I stopped, took a glance back and started laughing my head off. Yeah. It's that funny.
This was an homage to dance. It was pretty cool. The black are males, the red females.
There was this Chinese family in the ropeway car with us. The kid has on a Monsters Inc. hard hat. I thought it was the funniest, but cutest, thing ever!
The hot pots/sulfur springs we flew over on the ropeway.
The European-style Man of War ships that we rode across Lake Ashi. Yeah. All the pirate statues were European. It was funny. But the boats were really cool!
Me with the "Japanese" pirate captain.
This dude always looked like he was shooting people. We spent most of the time up here with him on the top deck.
Us!
The other ship. I thought this was a pretty neat shot.
A group of cute school kids. We saw a TON of these groups while we were there!
Beautiful Mt. Fuji! Too bad that dumb cloud wouldn't move EVER!
After that we headed back to Hakone and got on a train to Shinjuku station, Tokyo!
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