Holiday to Hokkaido (I)
The family holiday was a GRREAT success and enjoyment for ALL of us! We had the wonderful planner in my sister and the fabulous driver and navigator in my brother. Then there was the irreplaceable financial provider and supporter in my father and the careful packer in my mother.
If you want to ask me the most difficult question ever about this holiday, this would be it: "What is the most memorable thing about the trip?" To make it easier for me, use the plural word "things" instead please.
In the ten days that we were in Japan, we took many, many photos. So much so that I do not have a clue as to how to categorise and which to show out of all of them. Therefore, I am going to group them very generally and if you want the details, you can leave a comment with your question or you could simply email me.
Anyhow, the First instalment of photos for you to view come from the DSLR camera, my sister's Lumix and Canon cameras as well as my Lumix camera. HERE GOES!
FOOD:
Lots of seafood, esp. prawns, scallop and crab
Lots of ice-cream with flavours including choc chip, strawberry choc chip, lavender, melon, asparagus, pumpkin, cheese, milk, grape, vanilla, corn...
SCENERY:
Lots of flowers as well
FUN:
First time on the trip that I was dressed in the yukata, going to use the public bath ('onsen') with my sister. Here, we are in a plain two-piece yukata
At the Ice Pavillion - walked through this passageway holding a towel in a temperature of -20 degrees celcius - the towel became all hard because it was frozen! Reminded me of paper prata
'bo liao shoe shots' - trying to be artistic
New addition to the family - Gege's polar bear (No official name as of yet. So far, the name used by the family is 'bear bear')
If you want to ask me the most difficult question ever about this holiday, this would be it: "What is the most memorable thing about the trip?" To make it easier for me, use the plural word "things" instead please.
In the ten days that we were in Japan, we took many, many photos. So much so that I do not have a clue as to how to categorise and which to show out of all of them. Therefore, I am going to group them very generally and if you want the details, you can leave a comment with your question or you could simply email me.
Anyhow, the First instalment of photos for you to view come from the DSLR camera, my sister's Lumix and Canon cameras as well as my Lumix camera. HERE GOES!
FOOD:
Lots of seafood, esp. prawns, scallop and crab
Lots of ice-cream with flavours including choc chip, strawberry choc chip, lavender, melon, asparagus, pumpkin, cheese, milk, grape, vanilla, corn...
SCENERY:
Lots of flowers as well
FUN:
First time on the trip that I was dressed in the yukata, going to use the public bath ('onsen') with my sister. Here, we are in a plain two-piece yukata
At the Ice Pavillion - walked through this passageway holding a towel in a temperature of -20 degrees celcius - the towel became all hard because it was frozen! Reminded me of paper prata
'bo liao shoe shots' - trying to be artistic
New addition to the family - Gege's polar bear (No official name as of yet. So far, the name used by the family is 'bear bear')
Comments
nice pictures~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I am about to visit Japan on 25 August~~~~~~~~~~~~