We spent day 3 in Tokyo having a blast on our only sunny day! Started out the day at the Sensoji Temple in Azakusa and after that we rented kimonos and spent a few hours taking photos on the beautiful grounds. We finished up the day with a visit to Shibuya for the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing and the Hatchi Statue.
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[Music] want [Music] but first Starbucks [Music] so you pay 100 yen and you shake it and pull out a stick and it will give you a number so you open the door to whatever number you got and it’ll give you a fortune and your fortune could be good it could be bad if it’s a bad fortune you want to somewhat put it back so you hang it outside on this string and then you go spend another 100 yen to get another Fortune so I did this about 3 three times until I got a good [Music] fortune keep in mind this beautiful place is still a Buddhist temple so do your best to be respectful and somewhat quiet [Music] oh [Music] [Music] time for a cold drink and to find some kimono rentals I like your look your toes [Music] [Music] see [Music] [Music] be [Music] [Music] we hit the ground running and shabuya scramble was number one on our list during its busiest times an estimated 1,000 to 2500 people forg their way across this intersection every 2 minutes enough to quickly fill up a football stadium the phenomenon gave its rise to its nickname scramble as pedestrians cross from all [Music] directions on heide after the shabuya crossing we had a few snacks of course got to have the Japanese snacks and we watched some Mario go-kart racing and then we were searching for the Statue of Hao one of the things I was so excited to see was the Hai statue if you’re not familiar with the story of Hao I’ll leave the information in the description below but let me tell you as far as I’m concerned this dog deserves his statue thanks for watching