We went and got sushi, called kaiten-sushi, which is where all the sushi is on different plates on a conveyor belt and you pick which plates you want and pay by the plate. Perfect way to try sushi for the first time!

Also, another night view of the second place we stayed in Tokyo. 

And lastly, one of the most famous intersections in the world. Located in Shibuya, I got to see this from above, and when the walking light turns green, you see swarms of people all crossing paths. It moves you and gave me a small glimpse of how many people are in this city, and how many do not know the gospel.