Today, I made a Dream Suite visit to a town suggested to me by gg last November. Yes, that’s November of 2013. That shows you how far behind I am on dream suggestions. The dream address is 3300-0197-4819. The town name is in Japanese, so I don’t know what it’s officially called, although gg referred to it as Hotel Dojo.
One of the first things I noticed when looking at the map was that the villager houses are pretty much all in a row in the southern part of town.
A ninja suit is available near the starting point, so I put it on as I began my tour of town. Looking over the cliff, I saw an ocean of blue roses! I’ve never seen so many!
My favorite part of town had the illuminated public works projects (PWPs): The illuminated heart, tree, clock, and the arch (just out of view in this picture):
But there are many picturesque spots all around town, with tons of hybrid flowers just about everywhere you look. It’s a very pretty town.
If you’re looking for a good dream town to visit, you can’t go wrong with Hotel Dojo.
There is one thing keeping me from doing a full Dream Suite Adventure write-up of the town, though: The houses. Don’t get me wrong, the houses are very nice and well-done. But nothing in any of them really blew me away. Maybe it takes a lot to impress me now that I’ve seen so many good dream towns, but the houses didn’t have that “wow factor” for me.
I’d love to see something truly unique that hasn’t been done; even one signature room can turn a good outdoor town into a great dream town. But with that said, Hotel Dojo is still a very good town well worth a visit. The dream address again is 3300-0197-4819. Thanks for the suggestion, gg!
Once I was done dreaming, I returned to Forest. I found Aurora by my town tree, and she said there was something magnetic about me today; she wanted to keep following me around. Maybe the North Pole vibe of my Santa suit was attracting her South Pole penguin roots.
I rolled together today’s snowballs into a snowman; this was my first bingo snowman of the season. He rolled his eyes at me and rolled number 29. I needed that number on the bingo card he gave me, so I punched it off.
I’m not really concerned about completing my own bingo card though, since I’ve already collected all of the snowman’s items last winter. I may be able to help some of you out, however. Some days (or nights, to be more accurate), I’ll be posting that day’s bingo numbers on Twitter.
I’ll be back with another blog entry tomorrow, so I hope to see you then. Have a great day, everyone!
I also noticed that more of the trees have Christmas lights now. Only one of these two trees had lights when the lights first appeared 
Joan was selling turnips for 106 bells each this morning. But since some of my storage space still had items left over from redecorating my house, I only bought 2,000 turnips instead of my usual 3,000+.
Once evening came around, Molly informed me of something that was painfully obvious by now: The sun won’t be coming up today.
I tried to make a perfect snowmam, but I guess I didn’t make the base the right size. I ended up with a snowtyke instead. He was looking for his brother and father, but I have no use for him. Sorry, little guy!
Isabelle was at the event plaza to celebrate the winter solstice. She was one chilly dog.
She gave me a glow wand so that I could find my way around in the dark. Unfortunately, it doesn’t really work that way. But it does look pretty cool.
I also stuck my face into the holiday standee. I’m the snowman that’s hanging out with the three headless people.
After making my way around town, I headed up to Main Street. I updated my dream town, and Luna told me that Julia from Panem was my most recent dream visitor.
It wasn’t long before a hammer/axe fight broke out.
Over by the cube sculpture, Santa turned into a little devil. Well, actually a big devil.
I saw a face-cutout standee, so I put my head into Tails.
Madisyn suggested a trip out to the island, but we had to wait about 100 years for Laile to reach the dock. Just teasing, Laile. It was only 94 years. 😉
We went on a balloon-popping tour, and to my surprise, I actually won.
But after that, Laile had to go 
I sat on the zen bench, while Madisyn ran in circles around me.
Later on, I glitched onto her town tree and I started hammering people and animals that walked by.
We started playing with our umbrellas and spinning them around.
After about two hours (!) in Johto, I returned home. By this time, it had started snowing in Forest. I sat down on my metal bench near my illuminated tree.
And I don’t believe I’ve pointed this out, but I like how the tulip topiary looks with snow on it. And now that I see this picture, I’m remembering that I forgot to use that snowball to make a snowman today. Oh well.
Aurora advised me not to stay out in the cold too long. Wait, but then why is she saying to chill with her? 😛
I made one last stop at Club LOL, where K.K. performed K.K. Bossa for me.