The ambitiously early revelry resulted in a similarly early mid-afternoon slumber.
The distractions of a traditional Japanese bar
When it comes to the stress of work, life and the increasing madness of the world around us, traditional little bars can very often offer a brief, but welcome distraction. The only trouble is, the all-too-common addition of a TV, means such diversions invariably don’t last very long.
Tokyo sulk
Some days out are definitely better than other days out.
An old corner of modern Tokyo
Older, less shiny Tokyo is fascinating, and fortunately, despite the often dizzying pace of change, wonderfully dated corners of the capital can still be found. In this case, quite literally.
Tsukiji fish market’s most miserable office?
Despite being incredibly small, the office below can’t claim to be the littlest, as this previously featured workspace comfortably matches it. But considering the mess, it might have a decent shot when it comes to the most miserable.
