Wandering Fel

You can even see a clip from the anime which explains the display. Anyone knows which arc this floating island is featured?

This scene always makes me kinda sad. It's the time to say goodbye to Going Merry. With heavy hearts, Luffy set the ship on fire and Going Merry was given a Viking funeral.

There is a mirror maze which you have to go through if you want to exit the theme park. It can get pretty confusing really. I keep bumping my feet to the mirror. 

Once you have exited the mirror maze, you have to go through the flaming tunnel. The tunnel filled with hot wind too so you can feel the heat of...

...Ace's fire fist, which he used often to sink battleships and burn down mighty cities. Ah, such power. 

If you can't keep up with the latest development on the seven seas, you can read up Daily Tongari to catch up with the latest news. 

It has been a fun experience for me since I know the story pretty well (at least, on the beginning part). I should probably continue reading the manga if I manage to trace back the last chapter which I read.

But, at least, I know that this fellow here is the grandfather of Luffy, Monkey D. Garp. The ironic thing is he is also serving in the Marines, the organisation who maintains order and peace in the sea. He has a pretty good relationship with Luffy and Ace though, despite both kids being in the pirates.

And since we have seen Garp's picture, this can only mean one thing, you have arrived at Marine Headquarter. Anyone's interested to try sitting on the Marine Admirals' seats of power?

If you dare to do that, you must be prepared to be punished in the jail, you have been warned! 

A lot of colorful strips taken out from the anime, I suppose. From what they look like, it seems that they are taken from the earlier part of the anime.

Just a usual rowdy-friendly night at the bar. 

My favourite scene from One Piece saga. Oh my gosh, this is so nostalgic. U_U.

Tokyo One Piece Tower is located inside Tokyo Tower. Do visit the theme park for a fun day with the Straw Hat crew. 

The food looks damn real, really. My bias, Nami, looks so hot and sexy too. <3

Zoro and Sanji keeps on fighting despite the food. Now, now, guys, how about we enjoy the food first before you continue your fighting somewhere? =P

Robin, as usual, maintains its cool and yet showing her amused expression looking at how her fellow crew mates are having fun on the dining table. 

Brook is also having a crazy time and he keeps on playing an awesome music on his green shark electric guitar. 

Not sure what Frankie is doing here. Is that a speaker? A boombox? A telly? 

There should be some takoyaki stall here but it was closed. I wonder if this is only for decoration or a real takoyaki stall. LOL.

One Piece Mugiwara Store is a big store selling all kind of One Piece merchandises. I can say that this is the biggest One Piece store I have ever seen so far. 

The store is packed with visitors that day but considering Japanese level of crowd, this may be considered "mild". Hahaha. 

Going Merry still going strong here at One Piece Mugiwara Store. Too bad it's not for sale. 

One Piece themed snack, oh my gawd. I dunno if the snack taste good but they sure looks good and I don't think I can bear ripping the packaging away. Japanese snacks really make me think twice before opening the packaging. #toogoodtoopen

Any straw hat lover can buy one of the hats here. One Piece Mugiwara Store also has Chopper's pink and blue hats too. 

If you want to go all out in cosplaying, you can find the full set of One Piece's characters costumes here at One Piece Mugiwara Store. They don't come cheap but the material does look pretty good. 

I'm sticking to the cheaper stuff like this cute stickers though. #limitedbudget

One Piece Mugiwara Store sells limited edition items which you cannot find anywhere else in Japan. Do check out its website from time to time to see what kind of limited edition merchandises the store is selling at the moment. 

Will you call me weird if I say I love this kind of stuff? LOL. But this version of Frankie toys will look good on my cabinet display (if I ever get one in future). 

Apparently Nami has made a good living for herself here at Tokyo One Piece Tower. She has her own casino for goodness sake. Are you willing to bet your "Berrys" and play against the money loving Nami? (Nami is my most favourite character and we both share the same interest toward money. Life is tough, babe.) LOL.

Usopp, too, has lent a hand in creating this shooting range. Kids love this game and they queue up to aim at the targets and shoot. Who will be the next King of Sniper? 

If both games do not really attract you, how about following Robin to her own adventure?

The archaelogist Robin is ready to go on an exploration to look for ancient characters hidden around the park. Anyone interested to join?

The little boy can't get his hands off Franky arcade game. So cute. Hahaha.

To be honest with you, there are not a lot of things to do here for adults. Unless you love taking pictures, like me. =P

The theme park occupies level 3 to level 5 of Tokyo Tower. We bought our ticket at level 1 but you can also buy your ticket at level 3, right at the entrance of Tokyo One Piece Tower.

There is a combined ticket which you can buy at the price of 3,900 Japanese Yen (yes, it is not cheap). The combined ticket basically allows you an access to Tokyo One Piece Tower and the observation deck of Tokyo Tower. 

Don't forget to take your guide map. I did not really usually use my guide map though since I collected them as souvenir. Hahaha.

When you enter the theme park, you will be immediately welcomed with a familiar scene from the manga. This is one of my favourite moments from One Piece saga. 

Let's board the Thousand Sunny together and join the Straw Hat Pirates crew to become the Pirate King, shall we?

I wonder if we are going to have a smooth sailing journey ahead. Hehehe. 

Tokyo Tower was built as a communication and observation tower in Shiba-koen district of Minato in Tokyo. However, due to the advancement of technology, Tokyo Tower is not high enough to support the latest Japanese broadcast technology and hence, the construction of Tokyo Skytree, which is currently the tallest tower in Japan.  

Notwithstanding the fact above, Tokyo Tower is still a popular landmarks for tourists to visit. The addition of Tokyo One Piece Tower (re: One Piece indoor themed park) last year has even boosted the popularity of Tokyo Tower. There are different criteria for admission fees as reflected on the signboard toward the main entrance of Tokyo Tower. We bought ticket for both Tokyo One Piece Tower and the observation deck and the price kinda shocked us because well, 3,900 JPY is definitely not cheap! Oh well, nothing comes cheap these days so we should just enjoy the experience while closing eyes to the price-tag. LOL. 

We made our way to the level 50 where the observation deck is located. The view of Tokyo from the observation deck is superb especially on a clear blue sky kind of day. 

Compared to the Floating Garden Observatory at Umeda Sky Building, I prefer the view from Tokyo Tower Observatory as there are so many interesting landmarks to see in Tokyo. For instance, the neighbouring Zojoji Temple can be wholly seen from the top. I didn't think the temple ground is so big. 

Another good thing about Tokyo Tower Observatory is there are signs and directions displayed at the top to let visitors know where to look and what interesting landmark is located at that direction where you are looking at. Okay, let's find out where Odaiba is. 

Found you, Odaiba! Odaiba is basically a city built on water and you just to see where is the ocean is located and there is the famous Rainbow Bridge near to Odaiba which you can easily spot at the right side of this picture below. This is fun!

If you are not scared of height, there is a section which has glass floor at Tokyo Tower observatory. The section allows visitors to take a look at the magnificent structure of Tokyo Tower from above. I don't recommend looking below if you are terrified of heights.