The few who tried to guess we were not taken. That of the previous photo was not a Buddha but the Thai Dai-Butsu, the largest Buddha statue in Japan which is located in Kamakura, an hour south of Tokyo. And where else could we go in this time of year? The work calls, the Tokyo Game Show has been increasingly active (although less and less full of news) e tutte le scuse sono buone per abbuffarsi di cibo giapponese nella madrepatria. Questa volta gli impegni di lavoro erano minori e ho avuto la possibilità di incontrare amici sia e nuovi con cui mi sono divertita a esplorare posti che da turista non avrei probabilmente visto. Volevo aggiornare il blog quotidianamente da lì, ma la pessima connessione e un improvviso rallentamento del mio portatile (che sembra intenzionato ad abbandonarmi presto) non me lo hanno permesso. Ecco quindi un riassuntone completamente a casaccio.
Shibuya: Il quartiere dove eravamo quest'anno. Enorme, affollatissimo sia di giorno che di notte e pieno di negozi. Non poteva ovviamente mancare il campo di calcetto in cima a uno degli edifici station. 
Crepes Japanese They underwent a parallel evolution compared to the original French and now provide a bit of everything from pieces of cheesecake with fruit and ice cream. They're great! 
Small kimono: The girl was fantastic in her colorful kimono, her mother a little less in his clothing occidentalissimo ... 
Kamakura: edge of one of the main temple there was a pond with water lilies worthy of an impressionist painting. 
Penelope and coffee: Every year a celebrity West can to infiltrate Japan to advertise a brand of coffee at random. Last year was the turn of Tommy Lee Jones, but this year it was up to Penelope Cruz. 
Hama-Rikyu-Teien: was once the private residence of the shogun, is now a public park not too crowded, from which several ferries. 
Okonomiyaki - first stage: ingredients arrive at the table in different bowls, customers will mix and cook them on the grill staff. There are various types of okonomiyaki: this was in Hiroshima style, ie with the noodles, and it was very different from those that occasionally appear in the United States. 
Okonomiyaki - finals: Fired "frittatone" you can put on different types of sauces, for example, a ton of mayonnaise. 
Odaiba: on the island of Odaiba (appropriately built on garbage) before loomed a colossal statue of Gundam. Now that we have removed there remained only this replica of the Statue of Liberty has honestly left me a little puzzled. What does he mean? 
Akihabara: excellence in the district for the electronic video game retailers and game rooms are not lacking. This shows I could not photograph it, because he has a ghost from Pac-Man con il cappello di Mario. Credevo fosse permanentemente incollato alla testa di Mario ormai da decenni... 
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