
Overview
A stone's throw from Tokyo Tower and the main Roppongi intersection is a 24-hour Turkish kebab restaurant whose clientele hails from every corner of the globe. Cheap, fast and convenient, the kebabs attract businessmen from foreign-affiliated companies during the day, and in the evening many foreigners who work in Roppongi's nightspots drop in for a meal. The area never sleeps and is at its busiest after the last trains have left. For 3 days, we listened to the innermost thoughts of the foreigners who frequent this restaurant in a Tokyo nightlife district.
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3 - 1The Ameyoko International Food Market January 06, 2015
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3 - 2General Hospital Store: Where Shopping Meets Healing January 13, 2015
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3 - 3Dreams Along the Yamanote Line April 07, 2015
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3 - 4Lost and Found in Nagoya: Left Behind on a Holy Night April 21, 2015
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3 - 5A Discounted Ticket to Happiness May 05, 2015
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3 - 6A Standing Oden Bar in Tokyo May 19, 2015
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3 - 7A Taste of Home: A Soba & Udon Vending Machine June 02, 2015
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3 - 8A Driving School: The Start of Many Journeys June 16, 2015
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3 - 9Tokyo Capsule Hotel: Encapsulating Life July 14, 2015
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3 - 10A Used Car, A New Life July 21, 2015
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3 - 11Yakushima: Island of the Mystical Tree August 04, 2015
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3 - 12A Kebab Restaurant in Roppongi September 01, 2015
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3 - 13A Drive-In Restaurant in Okinawa: Hometown Flavor, American Style September 15, 2015
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3 - 14The Lucky Cat at the Shopping Street October 06, 2015
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3 - 15Tonkotsu Ramen Restaurant: Bowls for the Soul October 20, 2015
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3 - 16Japans Northernmost Bus Stop November 10, 2015
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3 - 17Voices in Front of the Diet December 01, 2015
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3 - 18An Iconic Hotel: Until We Meet Again December 15, 2015