tokyo to Hirosaki

Hellooooo my dear readers !

I arrived to Hirosaki about 2 weeks ago but I haven’t yet updated photos of the journey here!
This trip went well like most of my night buss travels.

Morning started nicely, drinking cold strawberry yugurt drink with my girl and talking to a cool Japanese guy who had this very cute doggy with him.

As an early lunch we went to eat ramen to a very nice place that is in Asakusa main street near the ginza station.
My friend Sam was with us who never eaten “real” ramen other then cup ramen.

this is how you open the chopsticks 😀

His first ramen ever.

My girlfriend had this tasty dish

and I had my normal Curry ramen.

If you are in Japan now you notice that these Dragon Ball cans are in most vending machines. they used to be just 100yen and you could only get that can that is in the photo but it changed couple of days ago that when you buy one you can get one of 7 different dragon ball cans but because of this the price went up 10yen (now it is 110yen).

Watermelon & Sky tree ice cream

You know how I have been telling you about the best Japanese fried chicken place (karaage) in Asakusa, well we went there again before our buss in the evening.

This is us before starting our trip to the north.

Ginza line 🙂

We were in a super hurry so we had to change for JR to get to Tokyo station more faster.

My luggage! This time I don’t have that much to carry.

Night buss is the best way to travel in Japan, this buss cost me 3000 ish yen one way to Hirosaki.

Highway stops are awesome, full of products from the area it is in and a lot of vending machines!

When we arrived to Hirosaki station at 8am we were both hungry so we stopped at Doutor.

Sucks that I can’t use my Suica at the station tho 😦 but at least I can use them at the combini (family mart,sunkus etc.)

The train was very small that we took from the Hirosaki station to the station that is near my girls home.

Gotta love the station 😀 (nothing there)

We took a taxi from the station to my girls place.

That was our trip to the north where I still am. I have taken a lot of photos here that you will see soon!

Today we will have a Japanese style barbeque.