those trolleys/carts are unique for shipping fish around in this market... they're small for easy maneuver around the tight spaces of this market... some other ingredients for sushi making.. fresh wasabi.. pickles.. pepper..:
and.. after walking for a while.. we decided to eat here:
some fresh fish.. still in the box:
our sushi chef:
yummy !!!
more big eye red fish:
we had to save the best meal for last... so we leave with a good impression... the fish was amazing.. absolutely delicious.. 
not much there... as kyoto and nara has proven to be much more impressive... plus... there are too many tourists here.. and much too commodified.. we moved to Ginza... just to see what high end shopping is like:
crazy parking lots with no room for turning radius.. so there is turning mechanism and elevators to send cars up and down...
from Ginza.. we walked thru the Tokyo Forum.. to make our way back to Tokyo station to pick up our luggage:
this is a big conference center... the architecture is world renowned.. so i had to visit:
no more need to be said... and now back to the story about storing away our luggage... in a world where everything is so advanced... so are the lockers.. to live in tokyo ... one must have a 'Suica' card... which is like the octopus card in hk.. where u store money on it.. and it gives u credit to do anything.. from buying groceries.. to paying for bus fares.. in tokyo.. they've taken this system to everything.. including luggage lockers:
these were everywhere... it was all they had... almost.. because we were travelling on the JR pass.. we did not want/need to buy a suica for public transport... we had trouble finding a locker to lock up... after much running about.. we found these 'ancient' lockers:
yay... so.. now it was time to say good bye... fish our luggage out again.. and head on the narita express to the airport:
the yokohama tower looks like it went up in smokes... 
the pedestrian path from the JR station leads towards the tower and skywalk... under the tower, you can get a better view towards the harbour/ferris wheel:
along the skywalk, it passes thru a chain of shopping centers all under the office towers... 
after passing thru all the shopping centers... you'll reach pathway along the harbour.. and this is view looking back towards the tower:
closer up ... right under the ferris wheel:
it was raining very hard when we reached the harbour... perhaps the wind contributed to the wet-ness, carrying the wind sideways under our umbrellas.. we made our way slowly to the port:
it was really wet... the beauty of this port is the public roof garden... not very pleasant in the rain:
beautiful photos still... for b&w... but i had to clean my lens a few times.. along with protecting the camera from rain.. while allowing myself to get wet instead
what do u see?.. railings?.. ha... .. try to look beyond... and imagine.. without the rain.. or the fog... 
more railings and roof deck:
these steps lead back downwards towards an entrance into the terminal... it steps this way so that this roof garden can be used like an amphitheater... 
overlooking the stage below:
another view:
this is a transition passage way from the roof garden into the terminal:
inside.. looking back out:
i love this photo... its inside the terminal.. (while we were there.. they were installing for an event)
ah... food time.. again.. the basement of shopping centers is a good place to look for restaurants and fast foods.... and luckily.. we found this place for tea-rice 'chazuke':
this is another traditional japanese dish/way of eating... you see the tea pot in the upper left.. it is for pouring over the bowl of rice... the dish you see on the lower right is the entree for the rice... mine was a sashimi fish with an egg...
whats all this ppl doing still??? go home!!!.. haha.. we were just making our last purchase before heading back for our last evening in japan.. we wanted to try their cakes:
