Here to keep our friends and family up-to-date on our adventures (and reverse culture shock) moving from Kyoto, Japan back to the United States.
Sunday, October 1, 2017
Kodomo no Rakuen 2.0
We noticed that the playground we'd been going to had a splash pad and wading pool area, so the next hot day, we packed up the swimsuits and towels and tried it out. Zoe really loved it (and the chance to wear her Ariel!)
Niwa niwa niwa niwa tori ga imasu. -- In the garden, there are two birds. Gochiso sama deshita. -- It was a feast! (Said, after a meal, in thanks.) O-temae chodai itashimasu. -- Thank you. I will partake in your tea and its preparation. (Said in a tea ceremony) Furu ike ya, kawazu tobikomu, mizu no oto -- Old pond, frog leaps, water sound (Famous Basho haiku)
Omamori -- Japanese good luck charms Sugoi -- Awesome! Matsuri -- Festival Akachan-- Baby Shooboo-(jido)sha -- Firetruck
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