While storing our luggage in lockers in the Shinjuku station we spent time around the area. There's so much to do in Shinjuku so you never get bored.
To spend some time, we went to a really nice Internet comic cafe. You can read manga & magazines there, watch anime, surf around on the internet, or rest if you'd like. You even get the opportunity to drink as much beverage as you'd like (alcohol-free).
Kaiten-sushi in Shinjuku. Inexpensive, but to be honest - not that very good. Nonetheless, better than most sushi found in Sweden.
We are pirates! ARGH! This game in the game centre was really fun! Sadly I don't remember its name, neither do I have any photo of the game itself.
Jonas in his natural habitat.
Rebecca!
Me!
My dear friend, Mr. Tonkatsu. Basically pork cutlet coated with Japanese bread crums (panko). Delicious!
At the Love sculpture in Shinjuku. As I remember it from Densha Otoko! :P
See you soon, Tokyo! <3
i'll eat lots of tonkatsu there *__* i think it's my favorite food in japan...!
SvaraRaderaI definitely have to take a picture in front of that love sculpture, too!
SvaraRadera& that dish looks really delicious xX ♥
Sofia: Good idea. I think it's my fav too!
SvaraRaderaMutsumi: Yeah, that's a must! It was very cool to see it in IRL.
Tonkatsu is sooo tasty ^^
I always get hungry when I check out your blog, Hyo. That pork cutlet look all kinds of tasty!
SvaraRadera/Tom
I recognise that kaiten sushi! haha it was the one me and Robin spent several meals during our visit ^^
SvaraRadera