Asakusa

The shop staff were very attentive and professional, patiently persuading my mother to wear the appropriate outfit. The photographer was also very professional.

The workshop instructors all spoke Japanese, occasionally using a translator to communicate with us, but we could mostly understand each other through body language. At the beginning, the instructors asked if we could take photos to post on social media, which I didn't mind at all—very considerate of those who were concerned! Understanding the basic weaving techniques involved constantly turning the fabric strips over and over, truly experiencing the spirit of Japanese craftsmanship. Just when I thought I was almost finished, I realized I still had another shoe to make, haha! There were so many colors to choose from, it was a bit overwhelming, but if you're unsure, you can ask the instructors for advice. Actually, besides the weekend workshops offered online, there are also classes on Wednesdays; you can contact the shop through the platform to make changes. In short, highly recommended!

we enjoyed alot very funny

This is the first time I and my wife tried crab all-you-can-eat. Initially, we imagined that crab all-you-can-eat would be like a regular buffet, with crabs placed in designated locations for guests to pick up , the quantity seems to be for four people, not only the quantity, the quality is also very good, the staff service is also very good, when we KO 70 percent of the long-legged crab, the staff sent another batch of crab legs to us, we said no need, he enthusiastically said hot is better, so we accepted. Although this set includes all-you-can-eat hot pot, we gave up the hot pot part because we were too full.