Getting lost in Tokyo (Senso-ji)
Japan's capital city is the busiest city I have been to. Residents and foreigners can easily get lost in the city. The place is a mixture of old and new and a day or two in this city is not enough to cover all the spots and activities you want to do so that's why foreigners always come back to this place for more. The view from our hotel taken around 5:30 am In my case, I only spent a day there so I was only able to try out a few things but at least I did my research before going there. Of course, before heading out to our adventure, we fueled our bodies with a big breakfast from a cafe called "Royal coffee shop" which was a few walks away from our hotel in Asakusa. After eating a lot of traditional Japanese meals in Aomori, we opted for a more Western-ish food. Since Asakusa is a popular place in Japan, you need to keep your eyes peeled for things that might surprise you. In my case, I saw a poster of "Rorouni Kenshin" somewhere along the stree...