On the last Friday we were in Tokyo, we had another appointment with the chiropractor/accupressure guy in Shinbashi so we figured we would give Ginza another try since we went solely to the Uniqlo last time. The Sony building is the worst building with a baby car. You walk a few steps and then there are few stairs. You walk a few more steps and then there are more stairs. The outside of certain buildings in Ginza feel much more old money than parts of Fifth Avenue.
We checked tendon (for lunch) and oden/kushikatsu (for dinner) off our list on Friday. Katie and Go joined us for dinner at a restaurant that we have been passing by a lot on the way to the Toritsudaigaku station. Luckily, it was good! And as Go pointed out, all four of us were kanpai-ing together in our second country in less than a month!
Ohhhh, I want tendon! Tendon at Tenkuni.
Best thing about the Sony Building for Bethany was kicking the virtual thingamabobbies and making them fly in the air. Virtually.
The building where the chiropractor works is filled with juice bars, accupressure offices, and even this Japanese checkers place where older Japanese men gather.d
Those croquettes (top left) were so good we ordered more for dessert (along with bahmkuhen katsu, which the owner told us was "beautiful"!). 
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