We ended up splitting as one of my friends want to visit a local coffee shop instead. (She also wants to get a manicure and visit a Japanese hair stylist...) I am delighted by this arrangement as the worst thing that can ever happen when traveling with friends is when you feel obliged to do everything together. People become friends because they share something in common. However, very few people have friends that are an exact dupe of themselves. I am extremely grateful to have friends that understands this who don't mind venturing out alone and letting me venture out on my own. (I would rather travel alone if my other option is to be bound in a pack...)
The museum is a circular structure with two-stories. Admission to the general exhibition is free. There isn't any special exhibit that we felt particular with so we passed on those. The pool (one of the main attractions) is closed due to the rain. We were only able to see it up close towards the end when the rain temporarily stopped.
| This is how it was supposed to be... (Picture from the museum's website) |
The circular design is clever as it ensures nobody misses miss a spot. I wanted to visit the D.T. Suzuki Museum too but we ran out of time.
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| I've always wanted to do this!!! So sad it was closed >.< |
After touring the museum, we enjoyed some cake and coffee / tea at the cafe. I love the modern and clean design of the cafe. The cakes taste as good as they look too!
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| The plate is specially designed to accompany the dessert! It was sold out that day :( |
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| Strawberry Shortcake and Hot Coffee |
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| Mont Blanc and Ice Coffee |
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