Tokyo itinerary after Sherlock Sam

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1. Seletar Airport
2. Narita Airport
3. A hotel in a neighbourhood called Ikebukuro, near a train station also called Ikebukuro
4. Three identical koban in a row downstairs of the hotel
5. Ueno Park
    which contains:
    • Toshogu Shrine
    • Ameyoko Food Street
6. Ueno Station → Tokyo Station
7. Kaminarimon gate in Asakusa
8. Shinjuku station, Odakyu Line South Gate
9. Shinjuku station, New South Gate
10. Books Kinokuniya in Shinjuku, English books section
11. Tokyu Hands in Shibuya, Level 3C
12. Tokyu Hands in Shibuya, Level 5C
13. Hachiko statue
14. Mandarake
15. Tsutaya Bookstore
16. Book Off
17. Shibuya 109
18. A great ramen place in Shibuya, where you can choose your own toppings and they make it on the spot. There are only three booths.
19. Ginza
20. Harajuku
21. Hamamatsucho
22. Roppongi
23. Chiba
24. Gundam Café in Electric Town (Akihabara)
25. Takadanobaba station
26. The exit of Takadanobaba station, where there is a lot of Astro Boy art
27. Waseda University
28. Studio Ghibli
29. Change to the Chuo Rapid line to Nakano Station
30. Nakano Broadway
31. Mount Fuji
32. Nakano station → Shinjuku → Ikebukuro
33. Mitaka station
34. Harajuku station
35. Kazoku no o bentō (Family Obento)
36. A library in Singapore

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