And after cheap (but tasty) pizza

by the taco koen in ebisu. Moving on to Belgo. 

Nekohachi - best and cutest bar ever (on my old street). 

Yeah and then a little bit of Dubliners... just because...

Spanish Dinner with Yoko and Rie

Lunch at Eat more Green

...and then a trip to Ginza to try and find a place where they sell Ana Sui wallets. 

麻布十番の商店街

4 beans sallad

After shopping we had coffee at a place called Denmark Royal Cafe. 

I found a pretty little wallet and I got a super sweet lucky charm as a gift from Diana.  Let's see if it works :)

Lunch and some more walking

Met up with Aiko-chan and little Alex in Roppongi ichome today for lunch at nice place called Izawa. 

The lunch set menu was very tasty. 

View from Aiko-chan's apartment. Started off as rather windy in the morning, but later the wind calmed down and it was nice outside.

Got to tried some beer at the embassy while watching cooking event. 

Things Are A-Changin...

So, first full day in Tokyo... my plan was to sleep a week, but then I got so happy from all the "welcome home" wishes I got on FB, that I somewhere around noon decided that enough is enough, and it was time to go out there and feel if it still felt like home (spoiler alert - I'm still not sure). 

Walked from Itoko-chan's place (Sengakuji/takanawa area), via Azabujuban to Roppongi. Yes, we all know it does not look the same during day. However, I managed to notice that Heartland is no more. I'm not too sad about this fact, but being daytime and all, I'm not sure that the replacement place "Tusk" (or something similarly elephant related) is that much better. I might investigate this later in the week. 

From Roppongi to Aoyama and Pure Cafe for lunch (and actually breakfast too). The soup was very tasty, the bread too. Sallad was nice, and the carrot, pumpkin peanut stuff... well peanuts should stay away from food, they are drink snacks not food! The little dessert cake was really nice though. 

Aoyama to Omotesando, and apparently there is a new Apple store. 

I kind of forgotten, how annoyed I get with people who cannot walk properly (properly being ONE direction with ONE speed). And just for the record no less than 3 Fjällräven were spotted today, 2 of them at the same time. Shibuya crossing has at least one thing in common with Clemenstorget crossing in Lund... 

Then tried to walk up to Harajuku and through Yoyogi koen to Tomigaya (my old hood). But, it was closed, and apparently has been since September due to Dengue spreading mosquitos hanging about there http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dengue_fever. 

Then, got my glasses sorted, got some omiyage for mother, Sara and Aron, and handed in one of my bracelet to Swarowski for them to sort out the lock that broke. Yes, and almost decided on a new suitcase at Tokyu hands. 

Yamanotesen from Shibbi to ShinaG, and then walking back to Itoko's place.