we ended up near the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Offices and saw this line snaking four deep (when I took this photo the line had subsided quite a bit)
I had asked one person standing in line what the line was for and got a very snarky/snippy answer..."can't you tell?!" um, no that is why I was asking...bruh!
Anyway, it turned out that this line was for a food distribution/soup kitchen or what the Japanese call "takidashi"
In fact, under the government building you will see a lot of homeless, it was sad to see
Since I had never been up to the observatory, we went to check it out
They check your bags before you can ride the elevator
And you can choose between the observatory in the North tower or the one in the South tower
If I am not mistaken, there is a cafe in each tower, as well as a gift shopthe view
we got to see a part of Tokyo that we had never been to and learned something new (to us) regarding food security in Tokyo
8 comments:
Oh wow, lau lau. Maybe the person was shame.
The very first time I went to Japan, our JTB guide told us not to look at the homeless because it causes them shame. so sad,
"Shinjuku" strikes fear in me because I was one of those lost in the station going round and round. Traumatic!
v
Jalna, guess maybe they were Take care, kat
Interesting V. Thanks for sharing. oh we've gotten lost in Shinjuku so many times...Take care! Kat
Man, that person should be thankful and helpful....not snarky Kat!
Kirk, I guess each person reacts differently. Take care! Kat
wow how rude. why are people like this????
Jenny, guess everyone is different...Take care! Kat
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