10:30am, Madame Tussaud's
When we arrived Madame Tussaud's wax museum, there was a long queue, however we had tickets in advance, so we could enter soon.
I hadn't know the reason why this museum is so popular until I entered.
There are many wax works; M. Jackson, Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts, the royal family and so on.
And they are made really good. Unbelievable good!
The closer you see a wax works, the more you will be surprised with the skillful work.
We made a sigh over and over, "how great!"

Madame Tussaud's.

02:30pm, afternoon tea
After shopping at traditional shops such as Liberty and Harrods, we went to Fortnum & Mason in order to enjoy afternoon tea at St. James's Restaurant on the fifth floor.
A waitress served a set of typical three plates for us. The top plate was small cakes, the second plate was scones, and the bottom plate was sandwiches.
We enjoyed those with tea.


07:30pm, Les Miserables
We watched the musical of "Les Miserables" at Palace theatre. We could get seats of stalls in spite of standby tickets.
We appreciated this musical, which has been in a long run.
It was dignified, and I was moved by actors' play and songs over and over. Especially, at the beginning of the second act, "On my own", which is my favorite, was impressive.
After the stage, I decided to read this novel when I go back to Japan.

in front of the theatre