Today we’re taking a trip to Japan.
The first thing we’ll do once we’ve made it through customs
and immigration is pick up a pocket wifi so we can stay connected on this journey.
Good morning. I'm in Shibuya.
We are going to get lunch at a very familiar spot.
Shibuya is a popular first stop for visitors of Tokyo.
It’s a vibrant and at times chaotic hub for transportation, shopping & entertainment.
It’s been a while since I was last here, and it’s fascinating to see how quickly things can change.
Of course, one of the most famous features here is Shibuya Crossing,
believed to be the world’s busiest crosswalk.
Let’s stop into one of my favourite spots for affordable & tasty sushi.
Now let’s head to one of the latest attractions in Tokyo.
It's time to see Shibuya from up top.
Located at 230 meters above ground is Shibuya Sky,
a 360 degree, open-air observation deck and the highest point in Shibuya.
Here, you can enjoy panoramic views of the city.
On a clear day, you can see Mt. Fuji in the distance.
I’d love to come back and check it out at night.
Let’s grab a quick meal before our next stop.
Just a little wet & rainy out here.
But I got tickets to something pretty cool
so we're going to go do that.
TeamLab Borderless is an immersive art experience contained within 10,000 square meters.
So we're in some kind of flower room
I have almost walked into a mirror multiple times.
Not only does it look cool, it smells like flowers too so all of your senses are engaged here.
Well that was pretty cool.
And it was cool to do it alone.
I was able to just go at my own pace.
And with all the mirrors and the way it was laid out, you didn't need somebody to take your picture.
So that’s it for now. Tune in to our next episode where we tour the MUJI Hotel. Follow
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