Our first day in Harajuku.

Our first arcade of the trip.

My first successful saying of "Shashin o totemoideska"

Great scott! ... would you just look at the size of that cone!

We're so cool in Harajuku...

Not quite what I had expected...

Coolest tag ever!

I wish I could explain the vast meaning behind this picture.

Denny's will one day rule the world... I hope.

The boys learned a thing or two about Guilty Gear.

The fish market.

Asakusa market.

The healing smoke.

The start of my fan club.

The train station.

Stupid, tiny, little slippers...

Lunch time with the coolest kids ever.

Sam and I looking all professional.

Owned.

I showed him what it's like to be so freaking tall.

Sam and I sitting in on a music class.

Our class.

My new best friend.

The English class.

Do you understand how I live my life yet?

Travis, I, and the boys.

The cutest...

Suzuki Sensie's family and all of us.

I just really like this picture.

Oh the friends I make...

Much thanks to Suzuki Sensie.

Peace!

Picking your teeth in public is very rude.

There are no garbage cans anywhere because you are expected not to walk with your food.

It is good etiquette to place your chop sticks on top of your bowl.

Slurping is accepted if not encouraged.

Kid’s prepare the school lunches and clean the school.

Convenience stores are commonly used for meals.

You must remove your shoes before entering most buildings.

There is a much better work ethic in almost all of the citizens.

There is beer in vending machines and very little store security because there exists somewhat of an honor code.

Gifting is very important and everyone does it.

Everything you buy will be wrapped intensely.

You can use the trains and other public transportation to get just about anywhere you like.

Toilet technology is so much superior.

Sick masks are widely used due to pollution and germs.

Most restaurants are very small and personal.

Food and drink portions are so much smaller in most cases.