Night Disney

Disney_at_Night_TokyoTokyo Disneyland at night is popular for the locals and the tourist. 1st, the entrance fees is cheaper than usual.2nd, less crowded, that means you don’t have to spend long hours to line up for the jet coaster.3rd, there are dancing and electronic light show at night.

17. August 2013 by Joey
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Matsuya fast food chain

Matsuya is a fast food outlet where you drop coins into a vending machine and choose the food you want. For those who cannot read Japanese, make sure you select an outlet that has vending machines that show pictures of the food & their prices, so you know exactly what and how much you are going to pay to eat.The Japanese are so detailed to the point that they show picture of egg yolk oozing out to show it’s soft boiled, or with the hard yolks to show hard boiled.

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16. August 2013 by Joey
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Ginza, Tokyo

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Ginza is an upmarket area of Tokyo with many department stores, boutiques, restaurants and coffeehouses.It is located south of Yaesu, west of Tsukiji, east of Yūrakuchō and north of Shinbashi. Ginza is the place, where you can spend a lot of money for a simple cup of coffee or a sandwich, not to speak of a plate of Sushi. If you like cities by night, take a Ginza walk for windows-shopping when all the lights are on!

15. August 2013 by Joey
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Tokyo Tower

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The 333 meter (1,091 ft) Tokyo Tower opened in 1958 and it is the world’s tallest self supporting steel tower. Tokyo Tower is 13 meters taller than the Eiffel Tower. The main observatory tower is 150 meter high, from there you can view large chunk of Tokyo at 360 degree rotation. Like the Eiffel tower in Paris, Tokyo Tower is a popular tourist destination. Over 150 million people have visited the tower since its opening.At night the tower looks impressive.

07. August 2013 by Joey
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Sushi zan mai

This is a big sushi restaurant chain and hosts around 20 restaurants in Tokyo area. However the style and atmosphere depends on the location, some are bar/counter type and others like “Oku-no-in” provides classic setting with garden view etc. Reservation is recommended. Any sushi here is brilliant, I have never been disappointed.
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06. August 2013 by Joey
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