Tokyo: World Breakfast All Day, Tokyo Snake Center, Preface: Image in Politics

This was our first full day in Tokyo:

When at first you think about how cute your husband is creating a bed fort to shield himself from the light but then he refuses to wake for the next two hours for the rest of the trip…

Brunch was held at World Breakfast All Day, which focused on Israel for the months of March and April. It’s a small space and about twelve people sit at a table. Very cosy:

Loved the little gold hands on the door.

Menu! They also had non-Israeli foods if one wasn’t into hummus and stuff.

Interesting titbits on Israel.

The both of us didn’t get the Israel option, but hey I found Mate! With a plastic bombilla! Cool cool cool.

As usual, some interesting buildings I came across:

‘49% son of the bitch’. 😂

Daytime was warmer than expected, and my velvet bomber jacket proved exceptionally warm, so during the day I walked around in my lighter Jucy Judy jacket:

Our next stop was to Tokyo Snake Center (a.k.a. Cafe & Snake) a place that I’d been looking forward to visiting. Entry came with a drink and was a reasonable ¥1000. Ottie loved his hot chocolate by the way:

Owner and alllll the snakes!

We got to share our table with a snake attendant. I chose a sleepy little Corn Snake in a cute house:

For an extra ¥540, I got to pet two snakes of my choosing:

Hiss (シー), a female Southern Pine Snake. She was so eager to get back into her controlled-temperature case that I had a hard time trying to keep her to my body. Felt so bad about disturbing these snakes after that.

At least Jagger, the male Jungle Carpet Python, seemed happy to be exploring. :P

Close-up of Jagger! He weighed a comfortable 2kg and caused Ottie to exclaim about how he better not end up with a strangulated wife.

We arrived in Tokyo in the middle of Amazon Fashion Week Tokyo, so unfortunately we missed the runways that we were invited to. Bummer. But hey, our first fashion week event was pretty awesome. First, a very quick Harajuku sightseeing for Ottie and some sugary sweetness:

Marion Crepes.

And then we went to the guided tour of PREFACE: Image Politics in Fashion and Arts, which showcased brands and artworks from contemporary Vienna artists: