Nightclub
by Lizzy1311
Go to One-eyed_Jack, a nightclub at Roppongi. They have dance shows and there is a casino, and lots of girls to have drinks with. I used to work there for a few months some time ago, and had a very good time. Take lots of money because everything in Tokyo is expensive! The nightlife is crazy! You can go on for ages. It is hard to find the best places, just ask the crowd on the street where to go. Clubs are situated on higher floors in buildings where you would never expect them.Roppongi is a great place to go out! I love Tokyo!
Medical Help
by kdoc13
Not really a favorite thing, but in case you are in Tokyo and need a doctor but cannot speak the language, there are a couple of things you can do.
1) First, the nicer hotels often have doctors in house who can help get youtaken care of, or to an emergency room.
2) Contact your local embassy. It is a good idea to carry the numbers for your country's embassy with you no matter where you go, but in case of a medical emergency, they can get you someplace where they speak your language, or can help provide someone to assist in language communication.
3) IAMAT: The International Association for Medical Assitance to Travelers. These guys are great! Trust me on this one! For those of us who speak English, they have a list of English speaking doctors. Not a fond memory of Tokyo, more of a confirmation that I am allergic to shellfish.
In case you need to contact IAMAT, there are two ways. By phone, before you go to get a list of doctors, 716-754-4883 or 416-652-0137, or by the internet at www.sentex.net/~iamat when you are there and suffering.
there are a lot of things to...
by Francesco-C
there are a lot of things to do in Tokyo, from simply walk trough the crowed street to risk your life eating Fugu... For who are from a western country Japan is a real different world, different culture, habits, food and buldings. I enjoy everything during my stay, but I really miss their food and their way to eat.
Tokyo Bay Area
by o00o
At that time, the old name of Tokyo City was replaced with Tokyo-to or Tokyo Metropolis and it was designated as a special administrative unit similar to a prefecture, the largest unit of local government in Japan.
Japanese People
by leanne_pearc
We found the Japanese to be very polite and welcoming people. We constantly needed help with directions and no one turned us away or ignored us.
The picture
I was taking a picture of the front of the restaurant and noticed that the guy behind the counter stopped cooking and posed for the camera. It always makes me laugh!
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Entering Keise line
A factotum sweeps the bridal walk
Yamada san proudly posing after preparing the meal
Night scene of Hakodate
