Big Adventures, Little World

Our last day in Fukuoka was fairly uneventful, as we wandered the streets, checked out a few local sites like the Fukuoka Castle Ruins before we made our way to the airport to fly back to Tokyo for my last night in Japan. I continued my crazy sleeping patters by sleeping on the plane and in no time we were back in Tokyo. It still continued to amaze me, and I must have been like one of those clowns at a carnival that you put ping pong balls in their mouths. My mouth would hang open as I turned my head back and forth looking around, taking in the sites, buildings and atmosphere.

Our hostel was a little different than the others we stayed in, with a shared dormitory room, with guys and girls. Each person had there own box to sleep in, which was about 2 metres long by 1 metre high and wide. See below:

I had Bel repack, and shove in as much as she could to my bags, and then it was time for some broken sleep before the big adventure the next day to The Ghibli Museum.