Food trucks included, but I feel like it's fairly rare for a menu to be super simple here. So many sides, so many alterations, but who here is focusing on one thing only? Anywhere is fine, I would just like to open the discussion
Ramen Nagayama
https://maps.app.goo.gl/imYyQXiuTTJPyA7W8
It's tucked away in a rundown section of Ueno, it's a spot if you want a crazy good price for super thick miso ramen. 3.58 on Tabelog which is very good. I've been to many ramen spots in Tokyo, and this is still my favorite for the price and the small-shop vibes. Go here if you happen to be going to any of the big museums in Ueno or going to the zoo or even if you see Ameyoko
Also drop any spots you want to share here, there are too many in Tokyo and Japan in general to go to every single one
I'm sorry but I'm here to enjoy the amazing beauty nature has to offer, not explore a dank streamer room with stalactites. I understand they are trying to attract tourists, but does this really look better than just normal lights? If you're trying to show different layers, why did you pick the most ugly color combinations?
Let's put some cyan and magenta spot lights on El Capitan in Yosemite, that would be so cool! Kids will love it!
Think about if they used a simulated torch light. Used lighting that made the cave look like the way it was when our ancestors explored them. Or kept it dim and gave guests headlamps. Make it feel like we are exploring something humanity wasn't meant to see. Make it otherworldly. When you add RGB lights it feels like someone has already gone through here and violated the space for years. It feels grossly human instead of otherworldly