I thought I would share the quirky and fun things that I have enjoyed while in this tropical paradise. And boy is it crowded here! This was in Shinjuku City Korea town.
We attended 24/7 house of prayer church. Shinjuku Shalom. It was great.
The Pastor Yukyu Fukatsu Sharing about having Jesus as your North Star that always guides you home and shows you where to go and centers people when they feel lost.
Some Funny things I noticed in Japan
I love the industrious spirit of the Japanese , safety , halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas all in one. Fiallaly someone solved this problem of too many holidays. 
This drink is not delisuious. (insert your own joke here)
Vending machines are so popular, though man if kids have some money what stops em.
when you're cold better learn Japanese to use the heater
cartoon characters teaching kids how to spell whisky and I hear there is a children's beer can to get them, man the advertising is wild.
If a picture is worth a thousand words maybe I can post some pictures and call it a day.
I try not to be a big tourist and take a thousand pictues. I rather soak up the moment and not worry about pictues if you want to see more I suggest showing up and exploring it for yourself .
doggie with a diaper
She's soo beautiful 
nice parks by our place. 
my 3rd time this trip at Yakuniku all you can eat place cook your own food. So fun. I made a new best friend in Japan.
His name is Naylor Stevo. No joke there. He didn't know what his names ment in the USA. So I enlightened him and he couldn't stop laughing. He's a brilliant guy with a heart of Gold. Anything I need he is there and so helpful. This is the guy the Lord promised would help us and it feels easy when you have firends like this helping out and we have the exact same heart for what God is asking of us with our callings. Soo fun to have a good friend like this. We are conquering Japan together and looking for potential investors who are looking to take a look at our business plans.
I met Naylor at a Christian business group called ALPHA and they were training people how to save business minded people. I had a chance to pray for a lady and a pastor name Christian was interpreting and as the presence of God came and healed the lady the pastor wanted us to come to his church and we ended up praying for his congregation and his family, it was awesome.
Love the markets 
Yummy Wagu beef.
$30 for a cantaloupe lol they prefect their produce
Love their grapes but pretty costly $15 for a cluster
Jesus comic book for kids.
We went to YWAM worship and then Tokyo Univeristy, popular spot with all the colorful foliage. Also a Ramen place with Broth that was cooking for 48 hours, so tasty and thick. Love that Ramen.
A Russian guy I met here gave me like 20 books. 
Noel's birthday coming up and we will explore Chiba and the coast line.
We are still looking for a place that feels right to us but with firends like Naylor helping us out we are doing great.
We also met with a Japanese businessman and our friend Kaylor that we met earlier in out trip who did the interpretation. After 2 hours of sharing our heart and God's heart for Japan it was so impactuful that the Japanese Gentleman Yasushi Kawaji was so excited that he wanted to meet with us again in the weeks to come.
We have several other meets with people we have to schedule but time flys and we are making the most of it.
We plan on going to some Christmas events and also visiting our host family in Chiba.
Thank you for all your love people. We will try to keep you updated on the journey .
Paul
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