You may have heard that stamp seals are being used by Japanese to sign official documents. But are you aware you can get one personalized with your name easily?

You can have your name written in either Latin or Japanese alphabets, so if you are interested, please let me know in advance!

Fabrication cost 2500JPY~13USD/EUR and it will be fabricated while we visit Nakano.

I am familiar with an old couple's restaurant where they prepare your meal in a fry pan right in front of you. Not only do they have top-notch ramen noodles, but they also offer delicious grilled rice and gyozas.

If you're looking for something else, Nakano is full of restaurants of any kind.

Lunch is about 1000JPY~5USD/EUR per person.

Despite being similar to Akihabara, Nakano Broadway shops are situated in a covered alley and often have lower prices.

Although it's smaller than Akihabara, it's just as labyrinthine and can be difficult to navigate if you're not familiar with its layout.

Give me your preferences in advance and I'll save you a lot of walking :)

Koenji is one of Tokyo's most popular counterculture neighborhoods,

where you can find many vintage, punk, and gothic clothing!

As we walk and see the shops, I can tell you more about the anti-establishment revolution in the 60s/70s in Japan.

In Koenji, there are many barbecue bars that can be found on a street under the train tracks, a typical view of Japanese after work life.

If you're interested, we can go to one of those bars that are almost exclusively crowded by locals.