Tokyo burbs

Today we took a break from organised or deep scheduled touristing and took a train ride out of town. The idea being to see if we could find the burbs. 

Walked to the main station and took a train.  We had to change at Wakoshi so figured we'd get out and have a walk. 

It being morning tea time we went in search of coffee. Found a quaint little coffee shop.  Some hand waving and a lot of nodding and we managed to order coffee and cake and later added a plate of mince and rice with another coffee. 

While Phoebe gushed over the decor, I admired the wiring. 

walking further up the street, we came to a large park. Lots of families had set up tents like we do at the beach. There were kids and dogs and a lot of dads. 

Walking back and we found a supermarket. 

Brocoli was AU$1.69

I note woolies Oxley has it at $6.90/kg. I'll have to weigh a piece when I get home. 

Off the train at Kayagoe.

Walked up this road

And back at night. 

Dinner at a Japanese Cafe that looked like Korean BBQ. The table had a BBQ plate and the staff cooked in front of us. 

Walking home from the railway.  This is our street