Yoyogi and Omotesando

On Sunday the weather was nice ( for the first time in my trip) so we head down to Yoyogi Park.

D hadn't been to Yoyogi on a Sunday.

We like the rockabilly crew.

They have great facial expressions. They put in a lot of effort.

One crew had a pink cadillac and some douche keyed it. I bet it was the rival gang.

I think the denim gang don't like the black leather jacket gang.

They do dance offs and turn their radios up louder to project more rockabilliness.

Go denim gang go !

Oooh black leather gang you are so bad.

White jacket? Maybe he is the leader.

Chicks get in on it too.

Here are some little low quality vids I took on my point n shoot.

It makes me smile.

I love the Japanese rock and roll music.

Here is denim gang

And here is leather gang.

I didn't take any photos of "harajuku girls" because it's kind of awkward. I don't take photos of people without their permission and I didn't want to ask them. I get the feeling maybe they don't like it? Because a million tourists would take their photos? I dunno.

Here is some graffiti in the park..

Here is me taking a photo of D taking a photo of me.

Did your head explode just them?

Lovely trees.

Spring is lovely.

More trees. Don't fall asleep just yet. THERE IS MORE TREES TO COME!!

Here is me looking to my right whilst scratching my head. I am back in Sass&Bide so you can all breathe a sigh of relief.

The sass and bide singlet/dress underneath has a weird american wrestler shape.

The black long sleeve top over it looks really see through in the photos but its really not so much in real life...

The guy in the background was juggling. Pity I missed that.

Here is a photo to set the scene.

They like to sit around the pond.

And look at this fountain that shoots water up and down.

I think that ball games are very popular like some sort of tennis ping pong type hitting game.

Also lots of people play their instruments and walk their dogs.

I saw about 500 cute chihuahuas but felt weird taking photos of other peoples dogs.

Me again.

Even though official cherry blossom season is over, there are still quite a few trees around the city that still have some bloom.

So pretty !

After that we walked down to Omotesando. I like the area.

D took this photo of some tulips blooming on the side of the walkway.

We got an espresso from this little van in an lane off Omotesando.

It was real espresso and it made me very happy.

I really miss real coffee when we leave Australia.

I felt even the coffee in Paris was rubbish compared to coffee back home..

I like his pot plants and bottles with random flowers in it.

Hope this post didn't chew up your bandwidth!

I am off to run some errands.

Have a lovely night !!!!!!

:) :) :)