Ever wonder what things to see in Tokyo? Wonder no more! Tokyo has beautiful public shrines
you can visit, and also its very own Tokyo Tower! Very much like the Eiffel tower, just in Tokyo!!

Be sure to be courteous and soft spoken. The natives of Japan are very Honorable people and may think a loud outburst or a hand suggestion means something that it really doesn't! If anything, learn this ONE phrase in Japanese: "Gomen nasai, nihongo o hanasemasen." which means "I'm very sorry, I don't speak Japanese."

A bowl of rice is served with every meal!

Light on hookers, but a target-rich environment all the same. Stop by and the drinks are on me!

Travel is easy as most signs are in english.

If ou ever find yourself in Japan and you are going to be traveling anywhere besides where you are staying. It's almost a necessity to get the J Rail Pass. It's a train station pass. I had mine for two weeks in Japan and it's worth it believe me!

Must-see places in Tokyo:

1. 'Tasuichi', Shibuya, standing bar
2. 'Womb', Shibuya, disco
3. Love hotels, go to the nearest one
4. 'Pepper Lunch', steak house, everywhere
5. '109 Building', Shibuya, the right place to see Japan's most beautiful women

this big city means crowded.
narrow street, narrow sky...
that is where i was born.
but it is also not so bad, maybe.

crowded but beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

rippongi hills........... WOW !!!!!!!!