It was our last day in Japan and the plan was to go to Kura Sushi at:
This is something like Genki Sushi in Hawaii where you order things at your table and the food comes to you on a conveyor belt. You can also choose sushi that is sliding past your table on the belt. It said 100 yen, but we couldn't believe that each plate is about $1.00!
For each 5 plates of sushi you buy, you were able to try a video game in order to win a Gashapon prize. After four tries KC still hadn't won anything. (That's 20 little plates of sushi!)
Everybody decided to get another plate. All together, we consumed 25 plates of sushi and KC finally won a prize so we could leave.
Incredibly, the final total cost for all of us was only about $25.00! We could not believe it.
We went back to the hotel, collected our luggage, changed to our travel clothes and waited for our Tokyo Airporter.com van to come and pick us up. At the airport, we had our last meal in Japan before boarding our flight to return home to Hawaii.
What an incredible trip! It was very different from our usual trips, but even more enjoyable since we were able to spend it with our family. We decided to do this again someday and perhaps our son and his family will also join us.
2-17-1 Kounan | 2F Keio Shinagawa, Minato 108-0075, Tokyo Prefecture
This is something like Genki Sushi in Hawaii where you order things at your table and the food comes to you on a conveyor belt. You can also choose sushi that is sliding past your table on the belt. It said 100 yen, but we couldn't believe that each plate is about $1.00!
Everybody decided to get another plate. All together, we consumed 25 plates of sushi and KC finally won a prize so we could leave.
Incredibly, the final total cost for all of us was only about $25.00! We could not believe it.
We went back to the hotel, collected our luggage, changed to our travel clothes and waited for our Tokyo Airporter.com van to come and pick us up. At the airport, we had our last meal in Japan before boarding our flight to return home to Hawaii.
What an incredible trip! It was very different from our usual trips, but even more enjoyable since we were able to spend it with our family. We decided to do this again someday and perhaps our son and his family will also join us.
Glad you had a safe and wonderful trip thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletehow fun to do it together-memories for a lifetime.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the photos and sharing your trip. I eagerly awaited each new blog. Loved seeing all the day to day life in Tokyo with your family.
ReplyDeleteThat was a most interesting trip. No temples, no long bus trips, but lots and lots of fun.
ReplyDeleteA trip with a grandchild is special. I'm sure she'll remember it the rest of her life.
ReplyDeleteThe conveyor belt sounds fun and the price was amazing. Glad she got her prize.
ReplyDeleteWonderful trip, so glad to be asked along! A cheap meal in Japan? WOW!
ReplyDeleteI always think a yen as a penny each. Makes the currency easier to understand.
ReplyDeleteI loved your trip, too. It was enough to make me wish I could visit Japan myself! But your trip was a good second choice. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks interesting. It's not quite as social a dining experience, sitting in a row!
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