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Day 09: 20/04/2008 - Tokyo
At Ginza
Here we went to the Sony Building with 8 levels displaying the latest Sony products that are not yet out in the market.
Shinjuku's Time Square; rectangular building is Takashimaya
Oh sex tapes!
3-in-1 basin at Isetan; middle is "wash"; left is "soap"; right is "dryer"
On every sunday, pedestrians are kings and queens with road closed to shoppers
Back to Harajuku because I wanted to get a tie from Gap Store; the crowd seemed formidable
Finally we were greeted with sunlight after endless rows of rainy days - though sun was setting; on the road back to hotel
Nightime Shinjuku once more
Dinner at a Kaiten Zushi; kaiten means merry-go-round, so kaiten zushi means conveyor belt sushi, just like Sakae Sushi
I can understand why Japanese said Sakae Sushi sucked big time. Here in a typical sushi restaurant, the sashimi was in so big slice and so fresh. However, I still prefer Sakae Sushi because "なまの食べ物が好きじゃないです" (nama no tabe-mono ga suki jyanai desu), which means I don't like raw food. Sakae sushi has more alternatives.
Isn't this a creative form of advertising? With the store location plotted on a map on the floorLabels: Japan 12-21 April 2008
