After leaving Tokyo Disney, we took the JR and then transferred to another train bound for Tokyo Skytree in Oshiage.

We had meant to eat first, but our daughter was not interested in food at all.

As we wandered around, we came across “Solafuru Park: Playground for Everyone - Chikyunoniwa Kids Garden”. I had only meant to see what kind of place it was, but the moment our daughter saw it, she said she wanted to play. So we bought a day pass and went in. She loved the big bouncing area in the middle and barely cared about the rest. I kept jumping with her and was completely exhausted, but she was thrilled.

Only after she got tired did she agree to eat, and even during lunch she kept saying she wanted to go back and play again.

For lunch we had steak and hamburger steak, and this was the first time our daughter tried eating beef on its own.

After eating, we went back in again. This time she really ran out of energy after a while. On the slide she bumped into a little girl in front of her, and I felt genuinely awful about it. The girl’s parents picked her up right away, so I never got the chance to apologize properly.

Once our daughter crashed, I put her in the baby carrier and she fell asleep almost immediately. We walked around a bit more, bought some grapes at the supermarket in Skytree Town, and then headed to the hotel to check in. That night we were staying at Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo.

Our room was on the 22nd floor and looked straight toward Tokyo Skytree, so the view was excellent. We rested in the hotel until evening. After that I first asked the front desk where the coin laundry was, did some laundry, and then went over to the area near the station to see what we could eat. In the end we bought bentos and fruit and brought them back to the room.

Our daughter was delighted with the children’s toiletry set the hotel gave her. She took everything out one by one and played with it. One of the items was a bath sponge, and she wandered around wiping things with it like a little maid.

Note: This article is translated from Traditional Chinese.