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Day 9: Saturday 28 September - Tokyo#2

Today was a very active day with lots of walking, stairs and subways! We viewed the city from the Metropolitan Government Building, navigated the popular shopping place at Takeshita Street famous for its delicious crepes in Harajuku, visited the Meiji Jingu shrine where we saw a traditional wedding take place, prepared our own Okonomiyaki for lunch, and walked the very busy crossing at Shibuya Station. We were ready for a good rest by the end of our sightseeing day!

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