If I'm going to go somewhere, I want to go to a place that has strong benefits. So I went to Kanda Shrine. I went in mid-January, when things would have been quieter, but it was still quite lively. The sight of all the employees from a company coming together to worship is truly typical of Kanda Myojin Shrine.
We had no choice but to be confident of our success this year. (I completely forgot to take a commemorative photo at Kanda Shrine.)
Afterwards, we had some free time so we decided to do some sightseeing in Tokyo.
It's a very standard routine: Ochanomizu → Akihabara → Asakusa. I was also a little greedy and decided to visit Sensoji Temple on the way home, and had some fried buns on the way home.
Actually, it's quite interesting to go there again. I'd like to try the mysterious horumon restaurant called "Shokudoen" in the back alley someday. (I don't know if it's open though.)
And that's how I found the surprisingly little-known deep city of Tokyo.
