Day 7, Osaka to Tokyo

As I remembered, today was the most memorable visit ever. It was a long day as well.

After checking out from the hotel, we went to Osaka Castle. We had to a long walk from the parking area to the castle. The castle was amazing. We could see and enjoyed the view of the city from the castle. There was also a museum where visitors could know about the history of the castle. Unfortunately, I couldn't remember about it.

We had lunch at a well-designed restaurant that I didn't know the name. The food was okay and the interior was tremendous. It was a candy to my eye (quote from Roger :D).

After having lunch, we went to Osaka Sea World. It was the first time for me to see the real penguins! They were put in front of the entrance, on ice.

I really enjoyed the fishes inside the fish tank. I was accompanied by Hasegawa-san. He was so nice, translated all Japanese writing that had not English translation. The corridor was like a spiral around a big fish tank. Outside the spiral there were many small tanks. I looked to every single tank, adore those small and big sea creatures untill I forgot the time. Ibu Miyo called Hasegawa-san to inform that everybody had bee on the bus except us. So, we went to the exit door. But... I allowed myself to buy some souvenirs for my daughters and took a pict with the penguin mascot.

Then, we went straight to the railway station. We would go to Tokyo by Shinkansen, yippee! It took 4 hours from Osaka to Tokyo by Shinkansen. The price was expensive, it was about 1 million rupiahs. Lucky me, I got a chance to travel by it!