Day 2 (Tuesday): Ginza
I think I was up around 3:30AM and I really felt like Bob Harris in Lost in Translation. I couldn't sleep and just sat there for countless hours flipping through Japanese television, waiting for the sun to rise. I left my hotel room early that morning to seek out some breakfast. I ended up going to Starbucks which was just down the street from my hotel. A cheese and bacon croissant and a hot chocolate cost about 600 Yen. I headed for the Kabuki-za Theater which wasn't too far of a walk from my hotel around 9:00AM. Kabuki is a type of traditional Japanese play with very overt movements, dialogue and costumes with lots of makeup that tell stories from the Edo era. It's one where all the roles, including female ones, are portrayed by men. When I got there, the box office which I thought opened at 10:00AM actually opened at 10:30AM. As a result, I headed further east to the Tsukiji Outer Fish Market to look around. On the way there, I stopped in at a couple...