I was also literally thirsty all day, on account of the running around and the crush of human body heat on the trains and subways; so I spent a lot of time at vending machines.
Vending machines are literally everywhere in Tokyo, making it very easy to quench your thirst or to get yourself a much needed caffeine or sugar fix. The range of choices is staggering, and the convenience cannot be matched.
Being thirsty for Tokyo in general, however, is much more difficult to quench. Today it involved trips to Tokyo Station and Asakusa Sensoji temple. I did a lot of window shopping, not wanting to spend all of my Yen on the second day, and so I am now compiling a list of what I can get and where, and I will head back later on and pick up the things that I really want to bring home with me.
I love Tokyo, along with the rest of Japan! Did you love the fashions there, I’m blown away by some of the outfits the Japanese put together when they decide to break away from the dark suit. We always make time to spend Sunday afternoon in the Harajuku arean when we’re there, cosplay aside it has a great mix of styles.