We had so much fun dancing, singing, playing, enjoying games and craft after reading "The Very Hungr Caterpillar."
May 28, 2009
May 16, 2009
May 5, 2009
Japanese Children's Day
May 5th is "Children's Day" in Japan, and it's usually a celebration for boys as a counterpart of Girl's Festival on March 3rd. My parents, Gen's grand parents in Okayama, gave a gorgeous Samurai Doll for Gen last year, and we have decided to display it from the end of April to the beginning of May every year.
On Children's Day this year, we were thinking about entertaining Gen with fancy dinner or big cake, but we ended up with playing with him all day long. What he really likes to do is to play with his parents. So we spent the day with Gen, letting him play with whatever he wants to play, and having so much fun together.
May 5th is literally "Children's Day" for our family. Gen's the boss!
May 5th is literally "Children's Day" for our family. Gen's the boss!
April 29, 2009
Missing Aunty Keiko
In the end of April, Gen and I were back in my hometown in Okayama. There Gen really loved to play with my sister, Keiko. On the day when we were going back to Tokyo, Gen suddenly kissed her while she was reading.
"Love you, my aunty."
We will be back in Okayama again, soon. Or we should invite Keiko to stay in Tokyo for a while.
April 15, 2009
SAKURA
April 3, 2009
Trip to Enoshima, Mt. Fuji and Asamizo Park
In early April, Gen and I made a flower crown with a paper-plate. It took a little bit of time to color paper-plate green and dry it, but it was worth doing it. Gen realy enjoyed picking his favorite-colored flowers, checking how he looked in the mirror, and gave a big smile to himself.
March 17, 2009
Toys Kingdom at Tokyo Dome
Gen and I went to Tokyo Dome to see my ex-coworker, Amanda and her son Caden. We tried "Toys Kingdom" and it was like a paradise for our little ones. They got so excited to have so many toys to play with.
It was really tough to put two 1 year-olders into one picture, but here it is. They are driving together.

Gen loves a slide. He climbs up blue stairs, crawl on to red steps...
... and ready to slide!
Amanda is the greatest teacher I've ever met, and I've learned a lot from her. Even now when I have some troubles coordinating English playgroups, I goes back and think what Amanda would do if she were in my shoes. She still gives me confidence and guts! Super lady!
Gen loves a slide. He climbs up blue stairs, crawl on to red steps...
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