Seems my porn chariot is cooperating for now so I can continue this.
So I left the Edo-Tokyo museum, headed back to change clothes, get more food, then left to AgeHa nightclub. The deal here is, the club doesn't even open the doors till midnight, which is when the train stops, so you take it to the end of the line WAY past Tsukiji Market nears the docks just before the trains last run. You are stuck there till 5am when the trains start up or pay $400 for a cab ride back to the hotel. No joke.
Not surprising I see nearly 100 white kids, all apparently from Ohio, barely 18 with fake ID's. All there to "hook up with Japanese" they got hooked up alright, good 20 of them got arrested for drugs within the first hour, Japanese take their drug laws seriously.
Once inside, the place is huge, On par with most LA/Vegas clubs
This was just the "food area" of the club, they know that most people are there all night so you can get shit like hot dogs, popcorn and candy.
Now I planned things out this way cause the night was scheduled as "Dubstep and Drum n Bass" but for three hours there was Jpop and a bunch of transvestite performers.
So by 3am I was ready to kill someone, I couldn't take the Jpop for that long. Dubstep never came, then two guys came out called the Hard Dance Rockers. That for two hours played the best hard dance sets I have ever heard in my life. Which is good cause I was ready to walk the two hours back in the pouring rain to get away from the Jpop.
This is a pretty big deal to me cause I'm a huge hard dance fan and we don't get much of it in the states and to top if off all of my favorite tracks were played too. I went apreshit for the remaining hours till the sun came up, top 5 club nights of my life for sure.
When the sun came up I left the club and jogged the few miles to Tsukiji Fish Market to have sushi for breakfast, why not.
Tsukiji is known through the world for it's fish trade, where if you are willing to wake up butt ass early in the morning you can have the freshest fish anywhere. There are dozens of little shops to eat at.
Now there are two restaurants that are the size of closets that people will wait in line 4-5 hours for, no joke. I seriously lucked out cause I was the only person by myself and there was one seat in the corner of the bar that I was able to sit at because the Japanese were kind enough to let me squeeze into.
The place was so small it only had stools with one leg that you could lean around on to let people into the back.
Freshest fish I've ever had, but not the best, fish is like beef, it needs to be aged to be premium.
Then I headed back to my hotel to grab my shit on head to Matsumoto. I also needed to get cash and found out the even though I called my bank three times to confirm my trip to Japan, they shut it off, after 4 hours on the phone, I was able to get cash and left.