Today was pretty relaxed, and we didn’t have many new ideas as to where to go, so we headed over to Ikebukoro Station to check out the shops around there.
There was a huge HMV
And another Tokyu Hands which I love.
First we picked a place to have lunch – Tamago No Watashi – which was a restaurant that specialized in eggs, namely Japanese rice omelets.
We had:
Soup
Rice Omelet with Beef & Vegetables with Demi-glace Sauce
Rice Omelet with Beef and Cheese Sauce
Then we walked by Namjatown which was a place where you pay 500 yen to get in and you can buy all kinds of foods there. There are probably like 30 different kinds of ice-cream and 50 kinds of gyozas.
We were going to go a while after lunch, but we later on changed our minds.
We looked around at Mitsukoshi
Went to a Japanese Paper Specialty Store
And on our way back at the Shinjuku Station on a weekend, here’s a video of the crowdedness at NON rush hour time:
There was a huge HMV
And another Tokyu Hands which I love.
First we picked a place to have lunch – Tamago No Watashi – which was a restaurant that specialized in eggs, namely Japanese rice omelets.
We had:
Soup
Rice Omelet with Beef & Vegetables with Demi-glace Sauce
Rice Omelet with Beef and Cheese Sauce
Then we walked by Namjatown which was a place where you pay 500 yen to get in and you can buy all kinds of foods there. There are probably like 30 different kinds of ice-cream and 50 kinds of gyozas.
We were going to go a while after lunch, but we later on changed our minds.
We looked around at Mitsukoshi
Went to a Japanese Paper Specialty Store
And on our way back at the Shinjuku Station on a weekend, here’s a video of the crowdedness at NON rush hour time:
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