After a few stops from Oji station, I arrived at Akihabara.
At the train station (Akihabara), I chanced upon this Ginza Bairin food stall and even though it was way too early for lunch, I just couldn't resist (since my fav Katsudon in Singapore is the one from the Ginza Bairin outlet at Orchard ION and Jcube).
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| Katsudon 680yen |
My verdict, the taste is pretty similar to their outlet at Singapore. :)
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| The Gundam cafe just next to the AKB48 store. |
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| venturing into Akihabara. |
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| Fancy growing a plant out of your mineral bottle? |
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| An extremely long queue...made up of mostly guys...no idea what the queue is for though. |
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| The large Yodobashi store just opposite Akihabara station. |
After leaving Akihabara, I headed for Koishikawa Korakuen.
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| Inside Koishikawa Korakuen. |
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| Admission fees is 300yen for adults at Koishikawa Korakuen |
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| walking towards the train station again... |
Next stop, Rikugien. There's a special evening illumination due to Sakura season, so it was pretty crowded there.
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| Map of Rikugien |
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| Food stall inside Rikugien |
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| Sakura... |
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| more sakura |
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| I just happened to look up, and saw this. Nope, it's not photoshopped. It looks like the plane is heading for the moon. |
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| teahouse at Rikugien |
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| Sakura rice cracker. It tasted...erm...pink. |
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| Sakura themed souvenirs |
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| Many people were hanging out near this tree while waiting for the evening illumination |
After leaving Rikugien, it's back to where else but my fav King crab dinner. :)
And then watched the new version of Iron Chef in my hotel room.
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