Super Potato is so super and has so little to do with potatoes that it blows my mind. Its awesomeness is barely contained in the top three stories its building. The top floor is devoted to old school arcade games. The other two floors are packed with retro home video game stuff.
In addition to the games themselves, Super Potato sells lots of plush toys and other related merchandise.


They even had a store demo display of the Virtual Boy, also loving referred to as Permanent Retinal Damage Boy.
One of my few purchases was Popeye for the original Nintendo. Angelica is unnaturally good at it.

Hallowed halls of Geekdom.
Sure, we went to other places, but it all feels downhill after the Potato.
The next place that I thought would be nice for night time was Shibuya, so it was train ridin' time.
We discovered the milk that comes in cans is delicious.
I thought this ad at the station was pretty funny. It's hawking tea with a big fat white samurai. Golden.
The area just outside Shibuya Station is cool because it is so flashy and crowded. When the walk light comes on, every direction can walk at once. Pedestrian mayhem!
Outside the Hachiko Exit, there is a little statue of Hachiko, a dog that loyally waited for his dead master for a really long time. Touching. The spot is now a famous place to wait for things. I was just waiting to go back to Super Potato.
We had a nice dinner in Shibuya before retiring.
The place was notable because all ordering was done via touch screen. I had to focus my powers in order to find what I wanted.
The best food EVAR is edamame, steamed baby soybeans with salt. Now you know.
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