Anpanman Jungle Gym

At the recycle shop Koji bought many sacks of bars and slide/swing. The store said they couldn't guarantee everything was there, so it was cheap. Like 9 dollars.
Koji went on the internet and found the Anpanman jungle gym set that looked the same so he would have an idea of how to put it together, since no instructions came with it....another reason for the discount.
Took awhile and several times taking apart and doing again.
Result was a perfect set for Nami. Cost listed on the internet and in stores here is close to 200 dollars. Next problem was how to get it out of the house without taking it all apart again!
It is now set up over in Ojiisan's spare room waiting for Nami to return or Ema to grow up some more!

Sodegaura Park cont.

Walking the boarded sidewalk. In spring the Iris planted on both sides is famous.Throwing out seeds for the ducks and watching them come.

This is the closest they get.

Sodegaura Park with Nami

Koji and Nami coming through the tunnel slide.
On the platter swing. She really didn't like this one.

Looking through the rails at the ducks. Wonder why she has a runny nose all the time?
She loves drinking from this high shooting fountain. Had a hard time getting her to stop.

Nami's mall play cont.

Here Nami is chasing the flying balloons again.

Maybe I'll wait until they come to me?Inside the slide it looks like water falls.
Nice slow slide.
Mom and Grammy waiting for me to finish my time play.

Mall's play area

In a mall we visited with Nami they had a special area for kids where you pay about 3 dollars for 30 minutes and then for 5 dollars time was unlimited. However the child must be accompanied by an adult and there was a limit to the age of the kid.
Nami loved this place with the wind blowing the balloons all around her.Here she was walking on a air floor.
Riding on a frog?
Playing on a teetertotter.

Nami at the temple

Nami got these tiny scratches but no one knows why. Maybe her own fingernails?We are walking around the beautiful temple grounds, but I forgot the name of the temple in Kamakura--there are so many. And my camera was focused on what was important--Nami!

Well, you can see the beautiful walk and a bit of the temple.

Nami into stuff

A walk in the bamboo.
Nami discovered my tupperware drawer and enjoys taking the stuff out--but she is pretty good at putting them back.

In Kamakura Church the Saniku Choir gave a Christmas Concert. I stayed in the mothers room with the girls but you can see and hear the performance through open/closed window.