Day 3, 4 & 5 in Japan (oooh our feet hurt!)
Day 3 and 4 were big days for us, we attacked DisneyLand on Thursday and DisneySea on Friday, and overall we all agreed DisneySea was the pick for enjoyment, but DisneyLand was uniquely Disney and hence it was good on it’s own.
Let’s face it, if as a kid you said “I went to DisneyLand in Tokyo”, compared to “I went to DisneySea in Tokyo” DisneyLand has way more Cred 
We arrived at DisneyLand at around 11am, we weren’t that quick getting sorted that day and went clockwise around the park, we easily didn’t see everything, and we went back to those attractions we really enjoyed, The best ride by far would of been the rollercoaster in Tomorrowland, it was a full blown rollercoaster in the traditional sense, except for a loop, but inside a building in the dark.
DisneySea had a heap more rides, and had two fantastic shows on the main water area, I got some great videos I will upload to Youtube.
Both days really hit our feet hard, but we are coping, today was also a bit walking day as we went all over Tokyo to different shopping centres and the like to buy bits and pieces we still needed to get, mostly clothing.
We hit on a great noodle dish that had Soba (buckweat) noodles with tempura seafood (prawns, calamari/octopus) and tempura vegetables in a rich broth, all of us agreed it was great, and along with our other favourite of Katsu Curry, we have all our meal choices sorted.
I didn’t get any photos of significance taken today, but I will upload a couple for the record, as it was drizzling all day, and bitterly cold. One great sight was outside Shibuyu station, the crossing was awash with umbrellas going across the street, you couldn’t see the peolle, just a mass of umbrellas.
Time to get the washing out of the dryer, give Vic’s feet a rub, and savour another different japanese beer from the local 24hr convienience store.
Keep moving forward,
Mark, Vic, Beth, Marek and Brittany