Cold Night at Shibuya

In Spore, Outdoor / Eastpack is for daily usuage, seldom you get one that look very nice. And if you do, you probably have to pay extra for it. In Japan, it is the designs that count. Check out the few desgins they hold.


Erm, more shoes?

This is a very funny public notice for the manners in trains. It is actually not that funny in Japanese, somehow when you read the english, it is hilarious.


Crepes are IN here, tons of flavours, but damn expensive - about $5 each. I had the green tea tirimisu, the photo does not really do it justice though.

It was a damn cold night due to the typhoon. And I was crazy enough to continue walking after the full effects were over. I was a little too cold and had to grab something warm, so I just entered any shop I saw. This is a Yakitori store which specialises in Pig organs and seats only 6 people.


Oh man....heating up my hot Sake.Nice.....


I wish I had a camera which can do justice to the pictures, cause these Pig's intestines really tasted heavenly. Dash of salt and grilled over a fire. Combined with the hot sake on a cold night, it makes everything feel right.

Some night view of Shibuya, the place is hugh. Big shops, small shops, plenty of food places and alleys filled with night clubs and love hotels. I will visit it one day for a full day of sightseeing, the weather does not really make one feel like shopping much.

The huge cross road that can be seen in 'Lost in Translation'.


The famous Shibuya 109.



This particular line 's station is pretty different.
My new umbrella, actually the idea is to show you there is a stand beside the urinal. I bought a weird colour because you have to leave your umbrellas at the enterance in most shops, to prevent some idiot from taking it by mistake; I decided to get one I will never consider in Spore. And I decided against a foldable one for today, not when there is a typhoon.