Yum! A prize to whoever can identify the mysterious orange substance. It's not Cheez-whizz, but had a similar consistency!

Last arch, I promise (Well until I get to Kyoto)

The rather undignified melee as people try to get a photo.

That wedding again

Another arch hiding behind a door.

Again, not a hundred percent, but believe these are wishes?!?

In the centre square

Lantern

Turns out there was a wedding. Bride and groom seemed quite pleased that 500 tokyo-ites and gaijin were taking their photo.

These arches were all over the shop.

Walkway to Meiji-jingu shrine

Sake drums (I think, no english signs and the english tour was ridiculously expensive)

It was a very clean lavator as it goes.

Think the 4 pints might have induced a slight lean to my walk.

The tasting hall. Due to some confusion on my part, I bought 4 Ebisu coins instead of 1, so was forced to have a pint of each of their beers, instead of the small tasting course I thought I was buying (it did seem expensive in retrospect).

An overly grand beer museum, given the beer has only been going 100 years and isn't actually that good...

For when a pub isn't enough, sometimes you need a full-blown station. (actually a rubbish australian themed bar inside)

yebisu garden place

Another arty shot. I didn't fall over.

Mosburger, a burger with spaghetti sauce on top. Suprisingly delicious.

Cool old dude loves Akihabara, and so should you.

Akiba, the promised land for nerds.

I tried pachinko. I still don't know if I won, or did well...

A good idea, but surely should be 99 red balloons?

I have spent more time than I should have in arcades. But it reminds me of my misspent youth!