One day at Kabukicho #DAY116 - Eventually we went to the sushi restaurant again.

Around this time of last year, I was also taking photos on the ward office street here. Lately, I've been thinking about work all the time and feeling a bit tired, so it was comfortable and enjoyable to just take photos pushing those thoughts aside.

And here I was again at the sushi restaurant. Yes, the sushi restaurant I visited for the first time last week, "Uoshin". Because sushi I had last week was incredibly delicious... I only had 6 pieces of sushi and a cup of miso soup with seaweed, but the sushi toppings were incredibly thick as well as the last time and I got full with just those. Thanks for the meal.

Recently, there seem to be more shisha bars and places to enjoy shisha. I used to be interested in smoking shisha so much long time ago, but there weren't so many places to smoke it, so it was tough looking for where to smoke at that time. Though now I ended up to be not interested in it anymore.

There's a security camera. There's a lot of security cameras everywhere in this city. Well, even in a seemingly risky city like this, I guess some level of safety is kept by the security cameras like this.

Lately I often see a lot of this type of bikes with extremely thick tires all over this city. They're electric-assisted bikes and they come at quite a speed, almost like scooters. I sometimes nearly get run over by them.

Well, my recent news is... to be honest, I've just been letting myself get busy and to avoid thinking about things I'd rather not think about. Those are issues I can't avoid forever and I'll have to address them someday. But for now, I'm trying to dare to ignore all those matters at the moment. Otherwise, it's tough to keep myself mentally and physically well. It's like that now.

Despite being busy, I keep working on OSnine updates consistently. The reason for this isn't just for hobby purposes but also because there's another motive behind it. Creating something like OSnine is incredibly time-consuming and often involves dealing with complexities and challenges that I wouldn't encounter in my regular work. However, by consistently working on it, even if there's something so difficult or so challenging issues for other developers, I can cope with them easily. I want myself to be like that all the time, got it? I wonder to write this sort of things as another article when I have time.

I'm not sure what this place is, but could it be a drinks stand or something? Can we drink here standing? Or is it a pickup window for Uber Eats or something? Anyway, the lighting looks nice.

Well, I'm going to Kabukicho, hang out with my friend and take photos. However, I have a lot of work to do other than those. So, what to do? However, there are plenty of other tasks I need to tackle besides that, so I have to figure out how to manage everything. Despite often being on the edge with tight schedules, I should be fine.

See you then.