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Great family trip. Enjoying some quality time with them 😉
Lucky you!
via @Shibuya246: Anpanman Museum, Japan Photo-Post | Shibuya246 http://bt.io/DGFq A great way to spend time w/the family. I think this is the 3rd. time I’ve seen your niece in your articles. Also is that the nephew that had the Clone Trooper gear on that when you went to visit your family? all in all looks like everyone had a great time together. It’s great when families can get together and share good. times.
yes, that is right. They are going back to Australia on the weekend.
They don’t live in Japan? I may have missed that part before.
Still amazing to have that much of family to come and pay a visit.
Who is the japanese of the two parents?
father
So it was family reunion “big style”!
Sometimes I miss having relatives…
A reunion indeed. It will be sad to see them go home.
Looks like you had a blast with the family. Another great post.
Thanks. It has been fun. My laptop is struggling to keep up with the photos 🙂
That looks like fun.
I need to delete that post. I do not know how. My computer went nuts and put that pic in.
Naughty 😉
We need an edit function, but this is impressive Hellosheena! 🙂 lol
Thanks Sheena. No problem. I took care of it. The picture was rather cute actually. 🙂 I have to put in an edit function for comments. Sorry
This museum is pretty amazing. I’m impressed by the amount of time and detail that went into arranging the displays. Putting displays in the floor is complete genius.
I’m also a bit saddened by the lack of a GI Joe or Ninja Turtle museum for me to go to as a kid.
They really went to a lot of trouble. It was great to see a museum for kids so well organized.
looks like fun! your nieces are adorable ^_^
Thx. They had a great time 🙂 We are going to the Mitsubishi museum next.
My 3-year-old would think he’d died and gone to heaven if I took him there. My other kids have had their phases, but my youngest just won’t grow out of Anpanman. And we all have to inhabit that world on a daily basis. I could probably name every character in your photos! I look forward to showing them to my son later today…
Shokupanman
LOL my 1st time~~~
well i still remember when i was tiny i used to sing along with the theme song~~~ its same popular level as the theme song of doreamon, ultraman taro and “nija egg”(whtever u call it… the yuki100%)
ps i dun like when anpanmen break his face off to save others(seems very selfish XD)~~~ btw melon pan oishi desu~~~~~ LOL
my daughter one of the avid fan of anpanman, so probably this month we will be there! see you soon anpanman!
Thank you so much for the full introduction. We totally love Apanman, and hope to visit this place the next time we are in Japan. ^^
nice place!
oh my GOD, anpanman is so cutee… I wish I could have anpanman doll..