Wandering Fel

Despite being known as tourist sushi on the Tripadvisor, I have to say that the perks of Heiroku Sushi is its prime location. Situated right in the middle of Omotesando, it is fairly easy to find Heiroku Sushi without turning my phone outside down with Google Maps displayed on the screen.  After looking at the conveyer belt for

Shibuya is known as the popular shopping and entertainment spot in Tokyo. It is one heck of a busy district, where you can find almost everything from shopping to dining to pachinko and even host clubs. It is no wonder that Shibuya is still bustling even until night time.  Shibuya on a Friday night is filled with office

You are not an anime lover unless you have watched (or at least tried to watch or heard about) Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin). I actually knew about the anime first before I realised that the anime is actually a manga adaptation. The anime's story so far follows the storyline in the manga without any deviation so

The problem with coming to Universal Studios Japan on one of its peak period (i.e. school holiday, festive period, etc) is when you are tired of walking around and yet, there is nowhere to sit. All the benches are occupied, the restaurants are full and you start to wander around aimlessly just to find a place to sit

I was an avid manga reader (okay, I should use the word "is" since I still love reading manga until now) when I was young. There is this manga telling a story about the life of teenagers which revolved around her and her friends' daily life spent in Harajuku. The impression given in the manga about Harajuku is

Once you have enough fun at Tokyo One Piece Tower, don't go home without visiting the cafe and the store at level 1 of Tokyo Tower. Can't you see the love of your chef, Sanji? =P One Piece Mugiwara Store is a big store selling all kind of One Piece merchandises. I can say that this is the

When you are in Japan, you should not miss the chance to eat the local favourite, sushi. Sushi is an art in Japan and you can't make a living by selling those lousy not-so-fresh sushi to the customers. But the thing is...sushi restaurant is abundant in Japan. In Tokyo alone, there is countless number of sushi restaurants which