I went to Tokyo for a weekend, and made travel diaries for both Akihabara and the Tokyo Skytree. I also went to Osaka (spoiler, video coming soon!), but I didn’t show what I bought, so this post will be a haul from all 3 places! In Akihabara, the only thing I bought was a 500 yen tripod, if you don’t count the 2 mini fake plants I got out of the Gatcha Gatcha machine (Capsule machine).

But I spent an entire day shopping at the Tokyo Skytree department store, so here’s what I bought. Zara had a large clearance section, so I bought this cute black and white polka-dotted dress, and it’s a soft silky material. Along with a black shirt with white pearls (obviously fake) sewn on. Evidently I have a thing for black and white polka-dots. I was also in need of a watch, so I also bought a rose gold sparkly watch in Osaka which fits perfectly so I don’t need to worry about getting it resized. Also got a red necklace tie thing that tbh kind of makes me look like a present when I wear it. But it’s cute so it’s fine.

I also got a pair of white low-cut Converse shoes since I don’t really have closed toed shoes that aren’t boots or running shoes. To match those I got a blanket scarf that I mentioned in my Skytree video, and like I said they had a sale life buy one get one free or something so I also got this pink shirt, and it’s reversible! As in you can wear it front or back, not inside out. I also got a necklace choker pair, which you’ve probably seen me wear in a variety of pictures on Instagram or in my videos.

To be completely honest, I thought this blog post would be longer since I usually have so much more to say. So for those of you still reading I will let you in on a little secret reveal! On my YouTube Channel, I plan on starting a series that I think I am calling my TLDR series, where I will be making short videos about tips, tricks, or hacks I’ve learned about travelling to places. For those of you who don’t know, TLDR stands for Too Long, Didn’t Read. I chose this name because for those people who either don’t have the time to read long articles about travelling or just simply don’t like reading much, you can just watch my short videos instead and they will give you some quick insight on the top 10 ish things that I learned from going to these places that maybe you wouldn’t find on the internet, just to help you out. Thanks for reading! Even though now it might be a little TLDR-esk itself. 😉