Day 2 Basic Date For 7 Years
It looks a little windy, but the next day is clear and sunny . . First, we decided to head out on a water bus cruising around the Tokyo Bay and Sumida River area. Since the two of us spend most of our time shopping in Shibuya and Harajuku, we have not had much opportunity to visit the east side of Tokyo, nor have we ever been on a boat together. We were excited with anticipation.
G-SHOCK: DW-5600THB-7JF ¥12,000+TAX
BABY-G: BGD-560THB-7JF ¥10,500+TAX
The pair is wearing a pair of BABY-G "Throwback 1990s" wristwatches in the special 25th anniversary logo colors, and although they don't remember much about the 90s when they were born and met, they are dressed in a retro-pop style that matches their watches. They boarded the ship wearing coordinated outfits with a retro-pop atmosphere that matched their watches.
The name of the ship we boarded from Asakusa was "Kaifune. Despite the slightly geeky name, the interior was decorated in a glittering Western style! Mr. Nakamura, who is fond of antiques, took photos of the ship's interior as he walked around the ship.
Departing from Asakusa, the "TOKYO CRUISE" will take you through famous bridges and down the Sumida River, flowing into the bay areas of Hamarikyu, Toyosu, and Odaiba, etc. In less than an hour, you will see a different Tokyo from usual. Now, it's time to head for the side deck.
A pair of models in the coloring of a special logo created to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the BABY-G. The pop colors may make it difficult for men to reach for them, but when they try them on, they bring a streetwise, retro-pop essence to their outfits. The pop colors may make it difficult for men to reach out for these watches, but when they try them on, the streetwise, retro-pop essence brings a rhythm to their outfits.
I rarely get a chance to take a selfie, so I decided to go with the Rainbow Bridge in the background. When I looked at the Rainbow Bridge again from below on the boat, I realized how big it is! It's so fast when you drive a car!" While we were talking, it was time to get off the boat.
For my next spot, I went to Tokyo Tower, which I had surprisingly never been to in the 7 years since I moved to Tokyo and less than 2 years since I moved to Tokyo. I had some basic knowledge of the tower, such as its 333-meter height, but looking up at it up close was indeed a powerful sight! So, up we went to the observation deck.
The night view is nice, but I heard rumors that the buildings are colored orange, so I came here at sunset to experience for the first time the famous "skeleton floor" of the main deck located 150 meters above the ground! I find an ice cream at a store and start to enjoy the view of Tokyo spread out in front of me.
As we looked around, we kept saying to each other, "Isn't that where you work?" As we were exchanging some observation deck jokes with each other, the sun was setting in no time, and I was feeling a bit mellow.
Kinoshita looked down at his eyes and said, "We still have time before our dinner reservation, so let's take a short walk around here. As they climbed down from the observation deck, they laughed and said, "It's nice to have a 'sticky' date once in a while.
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