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Many other people doing the same thing we were doing - trying to interpret a series of windows! |
We got a late start in our day, so we started with lunch while we figured out the first puzzle and then we were off!
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Fried rice (chahan) from Pepper Lunch |
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Godzilla Road with Godzilla in the background! |
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Subway buddies! |
Once again, my favorite part was the mystery train ride. We got on a the train, per instructions, and then had to answer questions solvable only during the ride between each stop until we knew where to get off next.
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Watching the board for answers and clues |
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Puzzle book in one hand, train handle in the other, pencil had to go somewhere!
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Not a puzzle, just an amusing sign outside of a restroom
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Dialing for a clue
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Chocolate pecan waffle break |
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Found an excellent view of the Shibuya crossing! |
It took us a little longer this time, but we worked well together and definitely wouldn't want to do this alone. Once we'd acquired all the clues, we headed home, took a break, ate Thanksgiving Dinner Part Deux, and then spread everything out on the dining room table to solve the final puzzle. It took some trial and error and even a little serendipity, but we did it!
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More windows = more clues
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Hooray! |
For those in the Tokyo area or visiting before the end of January, I highly recommend this adventure!
2 comments:
Kind of like a mobile escape room
Basically! The same company that creates these also has some escape rooms. Blake and I really should try one of those someday.
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