After my beauty and shopping trip in Harajuku, I went to Akihabara in the evening. I missed the opportunity to visit this district in the Chiyoda ward of Tokyo on my last trip in Japan. I was soooo excited, because I only heard good things about Akihabara from my Otaku-friends here in Switzerland and they strongly recommend me to see this area when I am in Tokyo. They were also taking about Maids and Maid Cafes, which can be found everywhere and at almost every corner in Akihabara. Yep, this was definitely THE REASON why I urgently wanted to go to Akiba xD Akihabara is also known as the Electric Town, you can get DVDs, CDs, games, smartphones, cameras and almost every electronic devices. They also have plenty of manga and anime stuff!! You will find all kind of figures, dolls and toys. When you are in Akihabara, you should have a look at the Don Quijote (ドン・キホーテ) store. They have a crazy range of products, from beauty, food to clothing or household groceries for example. The store called Akihabara Radiokaikan (秋葉原ラジオ会館), which is just next to the station is a MUST for every Anime-/Manga-Otaku. They have manga books, anime models and figurines en masse! You won’t believe what I found at the Akihabara Radiokaikan!!! Friends for my Mokeke Bean!! I walked into a shop called UCHUSEN (宇宙船) they had different character stuff and toys… and there was a corner full of Mokekes! This was the best thing that could happen to me on that day. ((o(´∀｀)o)) You can’t imagine how difficult it is to find Mokeke plushies in Japan! I searched the whole Internet for shops, which may sell these little creatures, but no chance… (￣д￣)ｴｰ Without hesitation I bought almost all Mokeke, which were hanging there. Now I had 12 freaky monsters more than before *lol* – I am the proud owner of 15 Mokeke creatures today, muhahaha (see here ^^). After my Mokeke-Shopping I went to a Maid Cafe, which was presented on TV. I think it was from the TV programme “YOU wa Nanishini Nippon e” (YOUは何しに日本へ？) which means Why did you come to Japan?. A team of interviewers go to various places in Japan – mainly they stay at the bigger airports. They look out for Gaijins (non-Japanese people) and asked them why they did come to Japan. A very interesting programme, if you ask me! Well back to the Maid Cafe – after all the years, my dream finally came true! (　；∀；) You can’t believe how badly I wanted to go to a Maid Cafe! All the kawaii (sometimes crazy) girls and food there ･:*:･(*´∀｀*)･:*:･ aaah, I miss it already. I was twice in the same cafe – on the second day when I was in Japan and on the last, before I flew back home. So you can almost guess what I am going to post in my next blog entry ^_^ *shalalala*♪

From Shibuya to Akihabara it takes about 40 minutes
A oneway ticket costs 200 Yen@Akihabara StationAnime & Maid Girls! (*´∀｀*)I want this car!!! >w<@Akihabara Radiokaikan (秋葉原 ラジオ会館)kawaiii dolls everywhere!!! *o*why??!! she was sold out T_TNeko girls ^^Sailor Moon MangaLook what I found at this shop called UCHUSEN (宇宙船)! *_*I coudn’t believe it…..!!Still didn’t believe it…!!!!OMG!!! Mokeke paradise!@Akihabara Cultures Zone (アキバカルチャーズゾーン)You will find a lot of Maid Cafes and Maids around this areaadvertising for their Maid Cafe PS. here is my souvenir from Akihabara *muhahaha*
I am sooo happy ^_^