I often go to this izakaya. Usually any izakaya provides nomihoudai system. Nomihoudai is a common menu option at Japanese izakaya. It's often amongst the first Japanese words foreigners learn upon arriving in Japan. Usually It's an economical option for a party. People often spend more they expect at  izakaya. There's nothing worse than organizing a party that ends up with an enormous bill that people regret at the end of the evening. This is part of Nomihodai's appeal, it has a completely predictable price. Its dark side is that it tends to lead to blurry evenings and painful mornings.

It is really motivate me and makes me to want to go to gym again which is really nice. The programs are well efficient to your body and music while we are working out is also motivate you. You cannot fine a gym like this anywhere. Because this gym is only in Tokyo. It is really fun to work out with friends in this atmosphere! 

I born and raised in Osaka, I lived in there for 15 years. I speak Kansai dialect and whole my family are still living there. This is my hometown! I have been living In Tokyo for almost 3years but I alway miss Osaka so much. Well, I just briefly explain about Osaka. Osaka is located on the main island of Honshu, roughly in the center of Japan. Osaka Prefecture, which includes Osaka City (its capital) and 42 other municipalities. Although Osaka is Japan's second smallest prefecture by size, its population represents 7% of the entire nation, making it the second most populous prefecture after Tokyo. Furthermore, 10% of all non-Japanese residents live in Osaka. Which I didn't know that till I researched. I think Osaka is fun place to visit, places are more mix up and people are crazier, in good way to say this is friendly. There are many places to go when you visite in Osaka. Fistable, you need to go Shinsaibashi and Nanba area, there are really close each other you can walk Nanba to Shinsaibasi with main road. In the middle of two, there is a famous bridge call "doutonbori". A lots of tourists come here and take a picture with glico signboard. Also, there is universal studios Japan, recently Harry Potter opened and now new atraction which is located in the jurassic park. It's going to be really excited!

I never been to shinsekai where the place really deep in Osaka. I heard that foods are really cheap and good. Also you can meet funniest Osaka people there like older lady who wears cheeter designed cloth or really interesting people lol I want to go there on eve in my life time.

Usually the light is whiteish blue but sometimes it changes to red. The time it's changed the color is beautiful I really do like both color. When the light turned red you can find some heart like this.

Also, when you goes to Roppongi hills there is big Christmas tree, it is also beautiful and the color changed all the time.

I know it's fun to hang around Roppongi fun area where more the bars and night clubs are but its nice to chill out calm side of area of Roppongi too.

Also, used to my coworker from my part-time job, he opens his own restrant in Shimokitazawa. The restaurant call "下北沢陶板専門店" (Shimokitazawa specialized porcelain plate) It's was really good and I want to go there again. All foods are making with porcelain plate.

One of my friend brought me to the bar call "茶庭" (chaniwa), this is one of his favorite place. I still don't know how he found this place, it's kind of hidden from the main street in Sangenjaya. When I went to Chaniwa for the first time, it was really new too me because the place is really small but so many things in there such as drink, food, karaoke, and darts. What else they have in this small place. The bartender are nice and friendly, and people who drinking there already know each other and even though they just talk to strangers. Usually Japanese people are shy but not here at all. Maybe because they are already drunk or something but people are really friendly. I have funny story. Sometime I go to this place with my friends, we speak English so people who drinking there think I'm non-Japanese, then speak to me broken English and when I awnser in Japanese they surprised and ask me "where are you from?" Or "what are you?". And I said "I'm from here in Japan". All the times. I just questioning myself that am I really don't looks like Japanese? Lol