From Hinode Station, we traveled back to the train station at the World Trade Center. The train station was underneath the huge building. We alighted the train and went out of the station. We looked for places to eat around the area.

Nice touch.

Around the block, we found this restaurant with a table of foods lined up outside. There were Filipinos looking at the menu and talking aloud to the manager/waiter. They were actually making a bargain, asking if they could share one plate and which plates would they choose. It was a bit funny because we know exactly what Filipinos do when they eat out in a group. Since Japanese food is pretty costly and the servings are big, then why not share if you can right? Well, we could not wait any longer and the food did not fit our liking so we ended up looking for more.

We ended up eating in a restaurant inside the train station. The food was delicious. If I could remember it right, I ordered tempura. Or was it tonkatsu? Haha! I honestly could not remember.



Since Dad had to go to a gathering with his fellow convention attendees, so the "youngsters" (haha) traveled to Odaiba to see the famous Gundam and to look around the area as well. We alighted at Shimbashi station. Then went out of the station to walk towards the Yurikamome line. It was the line that took us directly to Odaiba. Pretty fast. But the train ticket was around 300 yen one-way.


Odaiba was an artificial island in Tokyo. It is mainly filled with plain colored buildings. Minato, Koto and Shinagawa districts were situated in it. It is also filled with shopping and entertainment areas.

Mini Liberty

Light shines on.

Let me introduce to you ladies and gents, the Gundam... the Fan and well, the Tourist. I could also pass for a Viewer due to the lazy afternoons I spent with my brothers watching the show. But not the entire show, I guess.