A comparatively small museum about shoes and fashion, which lies next to UT campus and close to ROM. Can easily spend half day here without joining any of the kids activities. The labelled description on the items is quite fascinating to read.

It's nice that this museum offers free admission on Wednesday evenings. However parking is still not free during the period. The museum is small, and even though they advertise themselves as a Persian museum, I find many collections I would associate more to the Indians. Also disappointed that half of the museum does not allow photography.

It's really cool to explore this enormous park. You can walk along the top of the escarpment or down on the beaches. Sailing, kite flying, freesbies and volleyball are very popular activities here.

The park is pretty quiet except during the sakura season. The scenery is exceptional as it is beside a big pond. Another highlight of the park is a small zoo. Great of the municipal government to designate such a big area to build a park in close proximity to downtown.