Callie Anderson explores Tokyo's hotspots like Sensō-ji Temple, a viral fried sandwich shop, and Shibuya Crossing while teaching native English phrases for each activity. She tries Japan's best soft-serve ice cream, pulls from a gacha machine, and ends with eel dinner and sake tasting.
Let's do all the touristy things in Tokyo! Starting off in Asakusa, I went to Sensō-ji Temple, which was absolutely beautiful. I walked around, then shook this box to get my fortune. Luckily, it said my future is looking pretty bright. To cool down, I got what people say is the best soft serve in Japan. I was loving this princess treatment. Then we stumbled upon these viral fried sandwiches. There was no line at this branch, so we tried the crème brûlée one and loved it. Then we went to Harajuku and I got this cute little toy from a machine. We made a quick pit stop at the Sanrio store before taking pictures in a Japanese-style photo booth. We took in the chaos at Shibuya Crossing, then finished the night with some eel and a sake tasting.
