Shibuya station exit. Look at all the Tokyo-ites!
View from the Shibuya Excel of Shinjuku in the distance.
Dual purpose driving range and baseball field, you can see the first base line in the bottom left of the photo.
Shibuya station exit. Hachiko is behind me 100'.
God bless American franchising in Japan.
The 109 Department Store in Shibuya, from my hotel room.
Crowded JR line subway. Very crowded.
Akihabara, you can see the Sega video game place on the left.
Tekken 6. Bill.
Sushi in Akihabara. If I ate one more plate, I may have gotten sick. Total bill: $10. Priceless.
Ginza!
A Bill-inspired wrong turn took us down this crowded alley
Entrance to a random temple. We got lost trying to find the Meiji Shrine and thought this was it
This statue mad-dogs anyone passing by.
Prayer offerings.
That's one buff tiger.
The real Meiji
The Meiji Shrine
The lamps were really cool
Akihabara station on the way to the Sumo match. This image felt very Japanese.
Team flags outside the stadium.
Mural outside the stadium.
Stomp!
I really like this photo.
The ride home was super crowded.
You're never lonely at the Hachiko exit in Shibuya station.
Rooftop soccer. I think this was in the 3rd edition of Fast and Furious.
The Standing Sushi Bar. From the left, Hibachi, Maguro and Toru-Samon.
The prices were so inexpensive by LA standards.
The outside, so I will never forget.
At least something in Tokyo was cheap.
The wallet I purchased, a photo as requested.
