Tokyo Drift

I am now in Tokyo, Japan. Exchange ended for me on the Dec 19 and I’ve been travelling ever since. Tokyo is very excessive. There is everything and anything. I’ve been in Tokyo for 8 days now, and  even with all the flashing neon lights, things start to seem repetitive. Unlike Korea, I don’t have close friends here to make this place special.

Tokyo is pretty much a zoo for me. There are many things to buy and see, but they all require money. Lots of it. I can hardly even afford the transport fee. There are a few places of interesting places even though I can’t really buy the full experience.

At Sunshine City, there is a theme park/restaurant place called Namja Land. It is a massive shop that have different themes for different floors. There are theme related restaurants and virtual games in each section of the floors. There is one Egyptian pyramid theme and it is a one way only corridor. The doors and corridor that lead out of it varies in sizes.  You could really get lost in it.

My friend really wanted to go Namja Land because of the ice cream section. It had heaps of ice cream flavours like chicken wings and caviar. Obviously I didn’t try that. Entrance fee is 700 yen and the gelato I had cost 510 yen. Pretty steep, but at least the gelato is pretty good.

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