We've visited them back in 2019, AND I was already planning to go, now because of his broadcast that same morning, everyone and their uncle decided to go too....
On my way to the shrine, I stopped into Ichijoji to look at their peonies
And their hanachozu (bowls or troughs filled with flowers)Huge! pine! a couple of doors down the street from Ichijoji
Nezu shrine...the admission went up from 200 to 500 yen to see the azaleas...still worth it
Outside the shrine Hirata Seisakusho was selling their cat charms...it looks like stone, but is actually wood.
I bought one that looked like my furry niece...1200 yen (tax included)
Now what to put the charm on…
Up the street is Du Pain et Des Gateaux Les Inities, a tiny bakery that I've had on my "to try" list
Everything is behind a glass, so you need to "communicate" with the staff working...love this kind of bakery!
I purchased their tuna sandwich with olives and semi dried tomato...550 yen (tax included)
And a viennoise lemon butter cream with hazelnuts...370 yen (tax included)
I purchased their tuna sandwich with olives and semi dried tomato...550 yen (tax included)
And a viennoise lemon butter cream with hazelnuts...370 yen (tax included)
Both were delicious, loved the amount of tuna in the sandwich and the amount of nuts in the lemon one, the lemon flavor was kinda weak though.
Will be back here when I am in the area.
Summer is here!
Du Pain et Des Gateaux Les Inities
2-32-5 Nezu
Bunkyo, Tokyo
Closed: Mondays
Hours: 10:30-18:00
8 comments:
Japan does nature so well. Never thought azalea could look so pretty, I never cared for them, but now I have a different view. Lots people though, ruining your shots. N
Hope to one day see Nezu shrine's flowers one day. So pretty
Is that guy holding a screen to protect from the weed whacker? So Japan!
I think I got a glass cat pendant from that artist.
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N, cannot help with all the people :) was still nice to see this! Take care, Kat
V, was so melty worried the azaleas won't last too long. Take care, Kat
Was that a rock with a trough carved into it? How cool is that!
Such a lovely walk! And wonderful pastries as well!
Jalna, it was a rock, cool yeah?! Take care, Kat
Thanks Kirk, glad you enjoyed too :) Take care, kat
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