(continued)

We spend some time wandering around the area a little before heading back - this is definitely the drinking part of town. Lots of bars, clubs, and small little restaurants abound along with some big parking garages. A few stores are scattered here and there and one of them draws our eyes.



It's a kimono store offering complete sets of kimonos for 26,000 yen each which is really not bad. Amanda isn't so much in favor of the idea of figuring out how to get one home though and besides, they're closed. We move on.

We pass by a street vendor selling crepes. Hey, didn't we just eat? Nah, that's already like 15 minutes ago!



A lot of varieties of crepes - most of them dessert. A few savory crepes are located at the bottom of the display case. We end up getting the dessert crepe with the chocolate ice cream and bananas and split it (get it?).



Then we head back towards our hotel and the Dotonbori area to see what the lights look like.

(to be continued)

Masaki