On my visit to Tokyo, I went to a big department store called
Don Quixote, that carries all kinds of things you can imagine. Soaps, snacks, toys, kitchen supplies...and my favorite, craft supplies.
And I came across the cutest miniature houses to make. It comes in a form of a kit and you have to cut paper, glue and assemble. You just need a ton of patience and firm hands.
I had my son helping me staining the wood pieces.
And cutting all the paper with the small signs. There was a lot of little pieces to cut and fold.
All the instructions come in Japanese, which makes it harder, but sometimes I just had to look at the picture and try to figure out how to make it.
We worked on this piece for 2 days, mostly at nights when we could not sleep because of jet lag.
But we finally finished the entire house.
We love miniatures and I fell in love with this little tea store.
I can now play with our other mini pieces we brought from Japan.
I can't wait to make more little houses.
I had my son helping me staining the wood pieces.
And cutting all the paper with the small signs. There was a lot of little pieces to cut and fold.
All the instructions come in Japanese, which makes it harder, but sometimes I just had to look at the picture and try to figure out how to make it.
We worked on this piece for 2 days, mostly at nights when we could not sleep because of jet lag.
But we finally finished the entire house.
We love miniatures and I fell in love with this little tea store.
I can now play with our other mini pieces we brought from Japan.
I can't wait to make more little houses.
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