Oodles of Scones and Noodles: Pokemon centre + Edo Tokyo museum

I've been on this planet for 27 years now and it's safe to say (and a bit sad...) that I spend a lot of time playing video games.
One of my favourite games is and will always be Pokemon. It was Christmas and I got Pokemon Red.
"Because you wanted it, but I think a girl of your age is too old for games like this." My dad had said.
Thanks dad... I was twelve!! Do you know what twelve year old girls these days do?

Felt like a bloody Mr. Darling moment. "Grow up, you're too old to tell stories."
And then Peter came and took Wendy away to Neverland.
I never saw him that Christmas night though...

Moving on!
Pokémon Centre it is :) I simply had to go and visit it, although truth be told,,,I thought it would be a bigger store. It was quite small actually and the pokemon stuff they sold, featured mostly the new pokemon. The X and Y version. Luckily they had a few pokemon I was familar with. Mainly Eevee and it's evolution (which is more than the original three atm). And of course pikachu and the starter pokemon.

So I bought Flareon and Espeon, my favourite Eevee evolutions. (I already had an Eevee at home, I've had it since...well over a decade already). plus a cup cause i thought it was cute and a cookie jar!

So the Pokemon centre (the one I went to) is in Minato, and the best way to reach it is to get off the tube in...Daimon. and its like a 5 min walk to the store. (It's on the first floor).

After minato (and a short stop at the market where I found Melon Fanta!!! which is absolutely amazing!) I went to the Edo Tokyo museum.

Also the museum is inside this huge building...BUT! the museum itself is on the 6th floor. I know right? These people and their way of using space.
We can learn something of this in Europe!! But nooo everybody in Europe needs a big house...ridiculous.

Also might I comment (again) how nice and polite the Japanese people are?
Do you know that there is no such thing as petty crime there? no pickpocketing or shit like that. You can just get up and leave your phone and Ipad on a coffee table while going to a counter to buy more coffee and no one will take your bag or any of your personal belongings.
I'm talking to you, people in my country, shame on you!! stealing bikes whenever you can, nicking phones or pickpocket money from foreigners...Shame shame shame!!!

Back to the museum!!!