We have moved into The International House temporarily while we figure out our housing situation. It's mostly like a hotel, but much more low key and traditional feeling, which is nice. The rooms have shoji doors, and there is a tea garden and a koi pond out in the back. We also get a complimentary breakfast every morning, which, well, rocks. Also, I didn't realize we were staying right in the middle and through rainy season here. Summer does not mean sunshine in Japan it seems. It means layers and umbrellas and lots and lots of wet.
dress- thrifted at mode-off (Japan)
socks- 3 coins (Japan)
shoes- vintage
bag-grandma's
umbrella- somewhere in harajuku
oh my goodness. this is beautfil. sounds like an amazing place to live while you figure things out. looks like you may never want to leave. i love your outfit - you look adorable and that umbrella is great
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DeleteWhat a gorgeous backyard you have there! Sounds like an amazing place! And I love your pretty striped dress! Kind of matches the shirt I am wearing today!
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ReplyDeleteBest back yard ever! <3 <3 <3
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1. That stripey dress really suits you, 2. International House sounds really amazing, if I were in Japan I'd like to stay at a similar place, I love how it has a "traditional" feel, 3. From a few posts down, THAT POKE CENTER! That is soo COOL. I was totally obsessed with Pokemon in 5th grade so I too would have been nerding out ;-)
ReplyDeleteoh yaaaay! that's great. let's be friends in real life. (and pokeduel)
DeleteA gorgeous location and adorable outfit. I just love your striped dress. Those tights are awesome with it too.
ReplyDeletethese pictures are simply stunning! wish I could come visit you guys!
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