The biggest selling point is the high-rise view. If you sit by the window, you can look out over the city.
The daytime view is pretty good, and it’s a big plus when the weather’s nice. It feels even better at night.
Great spot for chatting, a date, or just zoning out.
The coffee and desserts are pretty average—totally fine to drink and eat, but nothing that wowed me. The prices are a bit on the high side.
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There are so many kinds of fruits and veggies here, and everything is sold at really low prices. You might even find some unexpected surprises.
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This is Japan’s first ever zoo, founded in 1882. Despite its urban setting in the heart of Tokyo, it still keeps a lush, natural environment as well as about 3,000 different animal friends of some 300 different species.
The admission fee is quite reasonable and there are so many different kinds of animals. It's super convenient to get here by train.
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Even though I don't know much about Japanese history, the exhibits made it easy to understand how Japanese life has changed and evolved over time.