SEEING THE SIGHTS |
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Admittedly, while the primary goal of my trip was to see Pink Lady, I wasn't about to pass up the opportunity to see all (or as much as I could) of the fantastic sights Tokyo had to offer. There had been so very much to see, and I just couldn't see everything in the brief amount of time I spent in Tokyo. What you see below are the pictures I had taken. Enjoy! |
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ABOVE & BELOW: The sights of Shinjuku, one of Tokyo's busiest areas |
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ABOVE & BELOW: The view from the observation deck of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku |
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ABOVE & BELOW: Akihibara, Tokyo's mecca for all things electric and electronic. From camera equipped cell phones to computers to kitchen appliances to home theater equipment, it can be found here! |
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ABOVE & BELOW: The world famous Tokyo Tower, and three of my favorite pics, taken from the observation deck 250 meters (500 feet) up. |
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ABOVE & BELOW: Shots from the Ginza, Tokyo's equivilent to Rodeo Drive in terms of glizty and expensive shops and department stores |
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