Yo.
So, it's Tokyo day two, and today I'm gonna head to Harajuku because I feel like my kindred
fashion spirits might be there.
And there's, like, some cool monster cafes and things like that to go to, and it's, like,
what you do as a tourist here and I'm fully on the tourist train today.
So, yeah, speaking of that, gonna get on the train, which I've heard is a confusing experience,
so wish me luck.
Kinda windy today, and I'm slightly worried about having a Marilyn Monroe moment.
It's what I've been doing all this hiking for, right?
Announcer: The next station is Harajuku.
Gap?
That's closer to what I was expecting.
It's nice to know you're not the only one excited about Halloween way before it's gonna
happen.
Kentrosaurus? I don't know what it means.
What is this?
Woman: It's squishy.
Kristin: It's really squishy.
It's like a stress reliever.
Oh, it literally says "squishy."
Which one?
What about both?
Kristin: Both?
This says "love" all over it.
Woman: Yes.
Kristin: That's cute.
Woman: What about rainbow platform shoes?
Kristin: Number one, I'm already tall.
Number two, I haven't worn heels in six years.
Woman: So it's a good time to start now.
Kristin: Platforms are, I'm just gonna, like, fall over.
They're really cool, though.
Woman: Why don't we try these guys on?
Kristin: Try 'em on.
Okay.
Kristin: If I had an unlimited amount of space in my suitcase, I would go nuts.
It's like Burning Man central in there.
It's amazing.
It's really soft.
It would be really short on me.
Okay, this is, like, a famous sweets place but I've got another one in mind.
It's even more extra.
Welcome to Kawaii Monster Cafe.
Oh man, I wish this was real. I love macarons.
I would try to...?
There's probably 60 grams of sugar, like, in one drink.
So, that's my excuse.
Apparently, the bathroom here is quite special.
There's mouthwash in here.
Even the mouthwash is kind of sweet.
Check this place out.
Even this is super colorful.
You can have the red one, the green one, the orange one, the purple one.
Which one are you using?
Woman: I'm gonna go for the purple one.
Kristin: I want purple.
Woman: I'm gonna poop purple.
I'm really excited. We found a place that has vegan ramen.
This is probably tofu of some kind, and I have green onions and mushrooms, and a tiny
piece of nori here.
It's not possible to eat ramen without slurping.
It's not.
That was delicious, but now I'm pregnant.
Let me show you.
I can make it look like I'm, like, four months pregnant.
Woman: Oh, my God.
Kristin: Legit.
Last but certainly not least, we gotta do the photo booth.
Woman: They have different effects.
Some make your skin look really nice.
Some make your legs really long.
Some has different stickers and stuff, so, you'll see soon.
Kristin: We have to, like, keep crouching down because we're too tall.
Oh, my God.
Woman: This is the most stressful part because now you have to decorate the photos.
Kristin: Oh, my God, I look terrifying.
Woman: And there's a time limit, so you have to, like.
Kristin: Wow. We're so attractive.
Woman: Well done.
So, it's not exactly still Harajuku, but there's one more thing we have to do during our touristy
day in Tokyo.
It's not as pink or as sweet as Harajuku, but it's a lot of fun and it's super energetic.
It's Shibuya Crossing, right behind me.
There's, like, hundreds if not thousands of
people all crossing the intersection at once.
And now I'm gonna give it a try.
Made it.
Think I got, like, the rooftop observation area to ourselves.
Sweet.
Kristin: Okay, well, that was a fun touristy day in Tokyo, including Harajuku and now Shibuya
Crossing.
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From the Ginza neighborhood in Tokyo, so it's my last night in the city, and I'm going to
go somewhere very special tonight.
It is a restaurant with female chefs, so that's something that is really uncommon, worldwide
to be honest.
It's a male-dominated industry.
But it's really uncommon here in Japan.
So, this is a very special place.
It's called Tsurutokame, so we're here in the Ginza, which is where it's located, in
this area.
I'm gonna start walking so that we're not late.