These are some pictures taken in Tokyo on one of my last days in Japan. That is a tree made of Santas in the Tokyo Midtown Shopping Center.
They have a waterfall that goes from the ceiling down to the lower level, I think it's 4 stories high. They built the Santa tree around the waterfall. It looked very cool.
And these were paper cutouts hanging down from the ceiling. Very, very pretty.
This is the prettiest Christmas tree I've ever seen. This is also outside at Tokyo Midtown. They had a fun light show. Gen and I bought some wine and bread and sat outside to watch the light show. It was a fun night.
That's Tokyo Tower in the background.
So pretty.
This was at the New Otani Hotel in Akasaka. It has a really nice garden and was also lit up for the holidays.
You can kind of see the twinkle lights in the background behind the bridge. They have a teppanyaki restaurant on the grounds of the garden and it smelled really good.
This is the display at the Prince Hotel in Akasaka, across the street from the New Otani.
Also at the Prince. Happy Holidays! I miss Japan!
These are some pictures taken in Tokyo on one of my last days in Japan. That is a tree made of Santas in the Tokyo Midtown Shopping Center.
They have a waterfall that goes from the ceiling down to the lower level, I think it's 4 stories high. They built the Santa tree around the waterfall. It looked very cool.
And these were paper cutouts hanging down from the ceiling. Very, very pretty. 
This is the prettiest Christmas tree I've ever seen. This is also outside at Tokyo Midtown. They had a fun light show. Gen and I bought some wine and bread and sat outside to watch the light show. It was a fun night.
That's Tokyo Tower in the background.
So pretty.
This was at the New Otani Hotel in Akasaka. It has a really nice garden and was also lit up for the holidays.
You can kind of see the twinkle lights in the background behind the bridge. They have a teppanyaki restaurant on the grounds of the garden and it smelled really good.
This is the display at the Prince Hotel in Akasaka, across the street from the New Otani.
Also at the Prince. Happy Holidays! I miss Japan!
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