Toyko Metropolitan Children's Hall

Hey everyone,
On Thurday we went to the Toyko Metropolitan Children's hall in Shibuya (sher-boo-ya). This is a building with different activities for children of all ages. It was a 15 minute train ride and a 5 minute walk to the hall from the train station. First we had a look at all the floors to see which activities we wanted to do. We first went through the human body maze. The maze was designed for little kids. I kinda figured that out when I had to crawl though a tunnel and there we little kids walking through. My mistake!! When we had enough the maze we went into a replica of and old Japanese home. After that we went on the computers that were set up and played games. We walked downstairs and Kieran (my little brother) and I played table tennis. After an epic game of table tennis (okay it wasn't that epic) we had lunch. For lunch me and my brother shared some inari (in-are-ee) sushi. Inari sushi is deep-fried tofu soaked in a sweet mirin (rice wine) then filled with sushi rice. After we had lunch we had to wait to do wood work so we sat down and coloured in (we had to fill in time okay) . When it finally came time we walk to the wood work room and started our little projects. I made a dancing cat thing. I almost had a heart attack when I was made to work with a mini (compared to the one at school) ban saw. When we finished at the Children's Hall we went home and did some school work.

Hope to hear from you soon,
Chloe.