(Written by: Patrick McCoy, 2001)
Shinjuku is probably the most vital district in Tokyo, The Big Mikan, it is larger than life, a bit flashy and in your face. About 2 million people pass through Shinjuku station on any given day not only to continue their commute, but also to shop at high […]
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(Written by: Patrick McCoy, 2001)
Japan is infamous for its high prices; Tokyo is the most expensive city to live in the world, and melons can go for as much as 10,000yen($100) a piece. But a pack of Mild Seven cigarettes, the most popular domestic brand, are a measly 250 yen($2.50). What’s more […]
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(Written by: Patrick McCoy, 2001)
You may have come to the conclusion that it is difficult to find good authentic Mexican food in Tokyo. El Paso mostly caters to the Japanese palate with many of its dishes, but it stands out among Tokyo Tex-Mex eateries due their attention to details.
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(Written by: Patrick McCoy, 2001)
Snow was falling on the chilling Saturday evening, when we decided to escape the inhospitable elements to dine at Daikonya in Sangenjaya. Once you walk in you will immediately notice the subdued lighting and smart art deco furniture that gives off a sophisticated vibe. The first floor has […]
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More than a year ago, I decided to add some English contents to my website, though I didn’t because (1). I wasn’t gutsy, (2). I had no idea, and thought (3). No one will see them. Now, how come I start this page all of a sudden???
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