Car racing and Ninja Bar

I am back from Thai and Nagano!!

Long story short I got food poisoning in Thai and I've been lying around in my bed for the past few days.

Butt everything should be fine :)

So let's get back to what I did about a month ago!

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In Ginza there is a place called

Hakuhinkan Toy Park.

Which is like a Toys R Us but with more toys for all ages and it is filled with very Japanese things.

And on the top floor of this building is a 

racing track!

These race tracks have electricity running through it and 

you pick a car to race on top of these tracks.

I picked this blue car with some weird fish guy on it!

ぎょぎょぎょ！！

And this is my friends car.  We approximately pay $4 each to play for 15 min.

I had too much fun with this car thing that I actually considered buying it. ($50 for one car)

This lady helped us put back our cars if it ever goes off track. (The cars go off track if you increase the speed too much)

Visit! If you ever visit Ginza

http://www.hakuhinkan.co.jp/

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My friend also took me to a very special place in Akasaka later to a place called

NINJA BAR!

This is probably the most exciting place I have ever been 

Because you get to go on a training trip with a real ninja.

And drink weird cocktails. 

And read the menu off a scroll.

This is the drink I had with sparrow's nest.

It apparently makes your skin smooth.

This is tofu looking food that is actually made out of shrimp.

Something like gastronomy no?

And this is another shrimp food with grapefruits.

You take out the sword and the whole thing explodes (jk, there is dry ice inside)

Yum yum

This is ninja shuriken pretzel (ninja weapon shaped) with pate (sorry for not having any accents). 

This is also another drink with yogurt and orange bits in a boxed container.

And not only was the food amazing here...

but the interior is very ninja like.

Washroom

Great amenities. 

The whole place is covered with rocks.

And because its pitch black outside your rooms and because the hallways are designed like a maze you get easily lost so the Ninja waiters help you to your room.

And after I had some nice time with my friend, a ninja suddenly comes into our room....

and starts to show us some magic tricks!!

He had a ninja accent and the magic trick was pretty out of the ordinary.

Visit their website for more info 

http://www.ninjaakasaka.com/

Here is a unnecessary long video of the place if anyone is interested!

Great place for foreign people to go.