This is the last of the 4-part documentation of my Sanrio Puroland experience. Please check out the random photos I took when I was about to leave my dream place.
Truth is, I didn’t want a photo in this section. The attendant was just too nice to turn down when she offered to take my photo. I happily obliged. 🙂
These girls pulled off their Kitty headbands! 🙂
I managed to make it to the My Melody photo op line.
For us penny pinchers, photos are the best souvenirs!:) I took shots of some of the toys I liked but not enough to spend on and take home.
I knew I couldn’t leave the place without thissss! 😉
A group of fellow kababayans probably saw my struggle to do a proper selfie that they offered to take this photo of me. 🙂 Note to self again: Loosen up a bit!!! 🙂
A few steps away from Sanrio Puroland, I still had a hangover from the experience that I took shots even of the statues outside. 🙂
After getting out of Sanrioland, I realized I haven’t tried McDonald’s in Japan so I stopped at the nearest branch. It was Halloween and I just had to try the black burger that was offered as a limited item in almost every popular food joint. There wasn’t really anything spectacular about it. It was just black. 🙂
Just have to include this because I felt so proud of myself for finding my way home despite the language barrier and absence of internet connection. 🙂The few items I took home with me! Like a kid who came home from a toy store, I got so excited and took them out as soon as I can. 🙂 Rice molds, anniversary plush doll, and a coin purse. 🙂
Despite being in the field of brand marketing, Kate still nurtures her love for the arts through dabbling in creative hobbies such as illustration, visual design, makeup artistry, and cake decorating. Recently, she has also discovered a fondness for watercolor painting and calligraphy.
A self-confessed TV, lifestyle, and travel junkie, Kate utilizes Random Republika as a venue for her random thoughts and discoveries.
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