On our recent business trip to Tokyo, we had the highest number of reservations and contracts ever on Saturday, the first day.
Thankfully, there were no reservations on Sunday, probably because I wanted to enjoy my free time to the fullest (lol)
I have mixed feelings, both happy and sad.
I firmly accepted the facts and became active from the morning.
However, I have a flight to return, so I can't go far.
I actually wanted to go to Yokohama/Bashamichi for the first time in a while,
It takes a long time to move and I don't have the energy from Saturday's fatigue (lol)
Then I decided to take the Yurikamome train .
I then spent breakfast and lunch alone in Odaiba.
When you think of Tokyo, you think of Ginza, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Roppongi.
There are many people everywhere in the city,
Even walking can be difficult on weekends,
I wouldn't go to a place if I knew it would be crowded.
Personally, I prefer spending time leisurely in downtown areas or local towns.
From Kachidoki, where I used to live, to Monzennakacho,
Even at Tsukiji, where my office is located, the Hatchobori area is not that crowded even on weekends.
However, whenever I felt like looking at the ocean, I would come to Odaiba from time to time.
In the summer, I wanted to get a tan, so I came by bicycle and took a nap.
I remember how badly I felt the next day because my whole body was burned.
This time I rode Yurikamome for the first time in about 20 years.
I would say it's a hidden spot in Tokyo.
The view from the train window is spectacular on a clear day.
The view of the seaside from the city is strangely soothing,
One of the most expensive transportation costs in Tokyo may include the scenery.
When I arrived in Odaiba, I went to my favorite "Bills Odaiba store" in the morning.
The prices are seriously high, so I don't think I'll go to Bill's once or twice a year.
The view from the terrace seats at the Odaiba store is really beautiful,
This is one of the restaurants that you can come to just for this purpose.
After breakfast, take a walk around Odaiba Seaside Park.
Even at the end of January, if it's sunny, it's warm in Tokyo.
In fact, you may not need a thick jacket.
Spend a relaxing day admiring this view on a sunny day.
The best time to visit is before noon, when there are hardly any tourists.
Then, I entered the store at the start of lunch time,
It will be a great day if you enjoy a light glass of wine.
Well, I guess you can do it anywhere,
Surprisingly, I don't do things that I can do anytime, anywhere.
But a truly luxurious day might be something like this.
Let's do our best to have a luxurious time in Tokyo again in February.
I hope I can go to Bashamichi this time.
