Cities that aren't your own will always bring you a number of surprises that hit you harder than the ones you're thrown back home. I like to encourage these by taking a punt on an interesting window display, or walking down an alley for longer than what seems sensible.
This approach is rewarded every time I go to Tokyo, my last day in particular brought me to the delightful
Gallery MoMo (or half of it, as it exists across two locations) which was the perfect punctuation to my last day.
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| Trolling Roppongi's side streets I saw this sign for 'Gallery MoMo' |
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| It was on 2F so I thought I'd go for an explore up the stairs |
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| Walked into this delightful little space (photos don't do the paintings justice) and the loveliest little Japanese woman welcoming me in. |
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| I was looking at one of the paintings up close when the woman gestured me to sit down. Apparently the tea and little snacks there were for me! As I was drinking she gave me some postcards and (I think) told me a little about the artists. |
| I love it when life reminds you that the best moments are never ones you could have planned for yourself. Good thoughts for the journey home. |
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1 comments :
Looks awesome! I can't wait to go to Japan!
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