
Tokyo Revisited
By: Sanny
Category: Trips
| Aperture: | f/5.6 |
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| Focal Length: | 18mm |
| ISO: | 400 |
| Shutter: | 1/13 sec |
| Camera: | Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi |
I didn’t take that many pictures in Tokyo. Sorry. Mostly I was too busy zipping around like a madwoman, shopping my feet and shoulders off. Some highlights of the trip:
- I had a bit of a tiramisu kick; the first thing I ordered in Tokyo was a tiramisu latte (Excelsior Cafe), and one of the last things was a tiramisu waffle (Noa Cafe). Both were quite good.
- I really enjoyed my garlic-themed food at To the Herbs in Ginza. It was maybe a little greasy, but I think that pizza was the first I’ve had in Japan that didn’t have any fish in it. The peach Italian soda there was also delicious.
- Shosaikan, a pen boutique by Omotesando Station, is lovely.
- As always, I enjoyed book shopping. My two main stops were Good Day Books, by Ebisu Station, and Tower Records, in Shibuya. Shibuya is crazy, but I did like the fact that Tower stayed open until 10, and having a whole floor of new English books was delightful. (Most of the other bookstores I’ve been in, even in cities like Sendai, have had a couple of rows of English books at the most.) Good Day Books was also a nice, and certainly more affordable, stop. It’s a used bookstore. The directions from the website are excellent; I found it with no trouble at all.
And of course there were other little random stops as well, but those are the ones that jump to mind when I think of Tokyo. This weekend I’m taking things a bit quieter, but there are some long weekends coming up where I’ll probably want to hit the road again, so keep your eyes peeled.
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Hey…try to not buy too many books. I’d hate to get you books you bought. : ) And I love how that photo looks. Great perspective.
I think I’m banned from book-buying for a while. At least I’m banned from buying books I haven’t read. If I find a great copy of a book I love but for some reason haven’t purchased yet, the ban is lifted.