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15/04 Shibuya sunday

 On sunday I went to Shibuya again. It was a very sunny day and I wanted to make the most of it. I got up around 10:00, got some breakfast and did laundry.



 I left for Shibuya around noon. When I arrived I went to my favourite rooftop garden again. It's so lovely! I got panda express and took it to go so I could eat it in the sun on the roof. 


Now that Sakura season is over, Tokyo got taken over by these really pretty flowers. Everywhere you go, you see them. I'm so impressed by how pretty the city looks flower wise, there is always something blooming. 


After lunch, I went out to do some more shopping. I wanted to go to loft, a very popular souvenir shop here in Tokyo. I also got some more earrings. I went home quite early since I had school the next morning and had leftover panda express with some veggies I had left in the freezer for dinner. Another good day in Tokyo I would say. Goodnight! 





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