The Most Interesting Museum Visited Thus Far in Japan!

At the end of the day, Zenette gives her final pose...

Uncle Dave content with our day together. We are heading out of the museum... What museum you ask?? Look down below...

My hubby standing by a structure of what the ancient Japanese people might have looked like.

Ancient tools used to weed out sea weed in Japan. While up above the water in a little boat, the long poles are dipped into the water and raked thru the sea weed. Once the sea weed is felt, the person above would then twist the pole and then finally pull it out. I found this fascinating!

Fishing boat and tools used in the ancient times in Japan.

Bone structures of the ancient Japanese people. I think I might blend in a bit...

Yusuke's ancestors. My husband looks a hundred times cuter I think!

Zenette even took time to do informal witnessing at the museum.

Pottery discovered in Japan.

Dave enjoyed the trip we took to a museum near our home. Better than the art museum we went earlier aye?!!! Definitely.

Abunai!!(Dangereous) Cute nonetheless.

The Pfisters and Mutos together in Japan! It was nice having friends from Saipan visit us. Yusuke and I enjoyed the time we had catching up with new stories. Yusuke's parents and sister enjoyed their company as well. We had a very nice family together.

Super cute picture of a random girl staring into the eyes of this bird. I think it's part of the family of Swans originating from China. Anyway, though this was a cute site, we couldn't help squirm at the thought of the bird pecking her eyes out... We all wondered what her parents were thinking...

Very cute.

Breakfast and Sakura Trees

Yusuke and Dave enjoying the scene! Very peaceful indeed.

I love this view. The white dots are swans.

Breakfast and Sakura Trees

Our day together with our friends Dave and Zenette. Breakfast at CoCo's first then a beautiful day at the park. The Sakura (Cherry Blossom) Trees were in full bloom!