Carolyn & Mitchell

Carolyn & Mitchell

April 12, 2019

Carolyn & Mitchell

Carolyn & Mitchell

April 12, 2019

Hi everyone!

First off, we'd like to say that your presence at our celebration is the greatest gift we could ask for. The time, effort, and expense of traveling to be with us is something we deeply appreciate, and we are so thrilled that we will be able to celebrate this happy occasion with you.

As you know, we live in a small Manhattan apartment which has led us to not coveting or needing a lot of things. It's worked for us though, because we both value experiences. While Mitchell and I have taken many exciting trips together, we are very much looking forward to our first adventure as husband and wife in Japan & South Korea. It is because of the lifetime of memories we will gain from this trip that we finally settled on a honeymoon registry. We greatly appreciate and will fondly remember these gifts for years to come. After all, the memories from this honeymoon can actually fit in our apartment!

We'll do our best to document our experience via photo and include it in your much-deserved "thank you" note.

Thank you again and we can't wait to see you in New Orleans (or earlier!)
Carolyn & Mitchell

Our Registry

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Stay at Ryokan near Mt. Fuji: A ryokan is a traditional Japanese inn and is an opportunity to experience the traditional Japanese lifestyle and hospitality, incorporating elements such as tatami floors, futon beds, Japanese style baths and local cuisine.
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Tea Ceremony in Kyoto: Kyoto was where the tea ceremony was born and remains its spiritual heart. We can't wait to enjoy several calming cups of tea and learn more about the history of this tradition.
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Harajuku shopping: Harajuku is Tokyo's pop culture and fashion district. Carolyn is hoping to find some unique fashion finds to embrace the Harajuku girl streetwear style (and maybe Mitch will too).
$5000
4/6
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Watch a Sumo Wrestling Match: Sumo is Japan's official national sport. We've heard you can't fully understand the intensity of the sport until you watch it up close and in person. It would be so cool to witness!
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3/6
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Visiting a few of Tokyo's many unusual cafes: Tokyo has a unique cafe culture that features very specific yet unusual themes: Ninjas, Maids, Hedgehogs, Vampires...the list goes on. A trip to Tokyo wouldn't be complete without experiencing this phenomenon.
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Taking One or Two Hot-Spring Baths (Onsen): An Onsen is an outdoor hot springs, or Japanese style communal spa. Japan's many hot-spring baths range from elegant, Zen-like affairs to rustic outdoor baths with views of the countryside.
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Robot Restaurant in Tokyo: aka "the most insane show in Tokyo." This is one of Tokyo's most popular tourist attractions that combines robots, dragons, ninjas, blue-haired dancers, drums, neon lights, and dinner.
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Attend a Kabuki Play: Kabuki is a classical Japanese dance-drama. Kabuki theatre is known for the stylization of its drama and for the elaborate make-up worn by some of its performers.
$5000
3/5
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Stay and Dine at Park Hyatt Tokyo: Featured in the movie "Lost in Translation", this gorgeous hotel offers some of the best views of Tokyo. This is for our stay as well as dinner/drinks at the legendary restaurant.
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5/16
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One Night in a Capsule Hotel: A capsule hotel is made up of several "pods" which serve as a self contained mini hotel room for one. While not something we want to do everyday, it will be an interesting experience that is unique to Japan.
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Our "night out" in Tokyo: who knows where we will end up but it will probably involve dancing, sake and karaoke!
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Samurai Museum: Located in Tokyo's Shinjuku district, the Samurai Museum will be a fun way to experience Japanese history and samurai culture with sword demonstrations and cosplay.
$2500
5/8
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Visiting Kyoto's Shrines and Temples: A must do when in Kyoto. While there are over 1,600 in Kyoto alone, we plan to visit the popular Fushimi Inari Shrine, Tofuku-ji Temple, Honen-in Temple and Nanzen-ji Temple.
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Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Tour: We will learn about the history of North and South Korea and the DMZ. The DMZ is a 2.5 mile wide strip of land that separates North and South Korea, getting us as close to Kim Jong-un as ever - because why not?
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Myeongdong Street Shopping and Eating: South Korea's epicenter for street food and Korean cosmetics products - we will definitely spend time here exploring the cafes and innovative K-beauty!
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T.um SK Telecom Technology Museum in Seoul: This museum presents the developing technology of Korea, and speculations on what the future may hold. Maybe we can buy a robot to clean our apartment?
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Airfare: 13,726 miles round trip from NYC to Tokyo, Japan!
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20/30
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Shinkansen Bullet Train: Asia's fastest train whips you across the countryside at more than 180 mph. We are buying a Japan Rail Pass to make our way from Tokyo to Mt. Fugi to Kyoto.
$7500
4/8
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DIY Gift - Perhaps you've thought of an idea that we didn't? Create your own gift and we will make it happen!
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24/25
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