Tour report by Tokyo City Tour

In one-coin shop, I found Gyoza-maker !
It costs only one-coin, roughly one dollar.

Last night I made Gyoza with this convenient tool.



I grilled Gyoza last night,
but Gyoza canbe served with boiled as well.



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Autumn in Tokyo
It is best time for walking in Harajuku-Omotesando in Tokyo.
Just browsing in Omote-sando, like mixing 5th Ave. in N.Y. and
cosy streets in Paris, is fun for walkers.

Window of Louis Vuitton is...



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If you would like to try your luck,
how about getting chocolate box at the supermarket ?

This is the most popular chocolate among Japanese,
named choco-ball.
The name of crow character is Kyoro-chan.

You can get canned-toy-box, unsold,
with 5 silver-printed angels or 1golden-printed angel
are needed.





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Japanese loves eating various food from the world.
You never miss your cuisine in Japan
as you must find some restaurants of your country in Tokyo.
Indian, Thailand, Finland, California, Mexican, as well as Italian and French.

Today our client have Korean BBQ at Toyosu, at Waterfront ofTokyo.






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We have a lot of festivals all over Japan,
especially in summer and autumn.
At festivals Japanese like to wear in Yukata,
simple version of Kimono, Japanese tradtional wear.

Nowadays, Yukata for babies are sold at low price,
roughly 2000-3000yen, and it can be worn easily.
How about getting Yukata for babies as souvenir?





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Ainori, literally "Ride together", or "Car pool" but can also be read as "love ride",
is a popular television program from 1999 to 2009.

Its franchise in Vietnam called "Love bus" is established in 2008,
recently becomes a high rated show of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi Television.

Now you can meet pink-painted AINORI bus in Waterfront of Tokyo.
Moreover, if you are lucky, you can meet Hide or other members of TV show.


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This is "Momiji-Manju" sweets from Hiroshima.
Manju is a popular traditional Japanese confection
which have an outside made from flour, rice powder and buckwheat
and a filling of an (red bean paste), made from boiled azuki beans and sugar.
This manju is shaped as "momiji" or maple leafs.