Smorking or non-smorking?

I forgot what it was like to be in a city that allows smorking everywhere. It's kind of gross, but it reminds me of pre-Bloomburg NY. Anyway...

Veronica's Top 5 *so far*

1. Good water. I am an aquaholic and Tokyo has some good ass water. Yes, cities have different tasting water. E.g. Boston's water tastes like ass.

2. Tsukiji Fish market breakfast- the best sushi I have seriously ever eaten in my life! And for breakfast no less.

3. Picture machines. Michael and I are now captured forever as pretty Harajuku girls in picture form, sparkles and all.

4. Joint top 5 item. The BOSS. Not like the Boss, whom I also love, but these coffee drinks they sell in vending machines all over the city. Tokyo hearts vending machines like crazy, and thank god for that. Need a pick me up? Let the Boss take care of you.

5. The weather. It couldn't be better so far. It's breezy and feels the way Spring should have felt back home. It just makes you wanna break out into song.

Michael's Top 5 *so far*

1. Japanese vending machines in general! Thirsty? There is a vending machine. You want a toy? There is a vending machine. Oh! Want to take a pictures with your friends? There is a vending machine.

Hungry for ramen? Order from a vending machine.

2. The yen. I love it! Less bills and less coins to deal with, just essential numbers ones and fives.

3. Cute retarded mascots for everything. There is a cute drawing for everything including the police stations. Usually law enforcement want to instill a sense of safety and intimidate those who oppose the law, but in Japan I think the police want to have tea party with everyone because of a drawing of cute anime bear in a police hat.

4. The Tomogochi. IN COLOR! Yes it is true this will be hitting our shores probably in the next year

5. Sushi.

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Ok now we're off to Tokyu Hands. Kitten petting zoo here we come!