The Animal Kingdom

Yuki Enjoys the Foods of Disney World!

Holy Cow!

Yum, steak!  

Yuki's friends brought her out to many amazing meals.  

Yuki loves seafood.  Yum.

 Dessert!  The best part.  Yum. Yum.

Dreams Parade

Wow, a Minnie and Mickey party.  It looks like Yuki is enjoying the parade.

Wowie a Cinderella party.

A party for everyone.  

Universal Studios, Florida

Yuki's first stop in Florida was to Universal Studios.  It looks super fun.  

Dinosaur City!!!

Can you spot Yuki?  She is at Hogwarts!

Yuki visiting the Whos in Whoville.

Yuki's 2nd Trip

This is Yuki at the airport.  Almost ready to take her red eye to Florida.

One more plane ride till Florida.  She is waiting in the United Club with her new friends.

Hall of the Great Buddha Temple, Nara, Japan

Yuki in front of the Hall of the Great Buddha Temple.  Inside the hall is a large bronze statue of Buddha.  There are deer roaming around the grounds.

Here is a picture of the deer being fed rice wafers.  If you say "bow"they do!

Fuji-San

Mt. Fuji is an active volcano.  The last time it erupted was 1707.  It is the tallest mountain in Japan.  People climb Mt. Fuji and often start at night to get a better view of the sunrise.  Japan's nickname is "Land of the Rising Sun."

Yuki is by a flower on a green tea plant.  Green tea is very healthy to drink.  Everyday Yuki and her friends were served green tea on their tour.

Green Tea Fields, Greenpia Makinohara, at the foot of Mt. Fuji

Green tea grows well here at the foot of Mt. Fuji because of the weather.

Imabari, Japan

This is a very old bridge.  It goes over a stream in a beautiful Risturin Koen Garden in Imabari.

The garden has many beautiful flowers and maple trees that turn orange and red.

Here are some live white snakes Yuki saw in Risurin Koen.

Yuki at Edo Museum

This is Yuki in one of the rooms in the Edo Castle Model.  She learned all about how people lived long ago at the Edo-Tokyo Museum.  This area was called Edo long ago until they changed it to Tokyo.

This bell is also at Edo Museum.  It is used to ring in each hour of the day.