On her first day in New York City started visiting The Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem. Founded in 1808, the Abyssinian Baptist church remains the center of Harlem gospel tradition.
On Sunday, many tourists lined up to participate in the special worship on Father's day.
Eri and Italian friend, Luca.
Entrance of the Abyssinian Baptist Church
Resident in Harlem care about the appearance of the Brown Stone House.
After the service, she had lunch at middle-eastern restaurant.One big place comes with soup, salad and Yemen tea cost only $7. It's delicious!
She visits Cathedral of St. John the Divine on 110th street. The Fountain of Peace stands in the garden next to the cathedral.
She meets a white peacock in the garden.
He was in a good mood and gave her a great look of his feather.
The cathedral has been used for numerous musical concert. Eri participated in Sunday Choir concert.
It's a world largest Gothic Cathedral
Glorious design of Rose Window
Our tea time was well spend at the Hungarian pastry shop across the street of the cathedral
She takes subway and visits...
Guggenheim Museum is the Frank Loyd Wright's iconic architecture.
Eri and Luca
Special music presentation is just about to happen in the museum. 80 trombone players line up along the corridor to get ready for the performance in the museum.It is absolutely fascinating!
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Video 2 click here
And......
Cute stores and restaurants in East Village.
She visits Hip-Hop venue in East Village.
James and his friends before the performance
Eri and Hip-Hop performers
Hip- Hop group, Pigeon Dropping
They are awesome!!! The day never ends in New York City.
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