1. Tsukiji Fish Port
It would take us a long time if we don't have our Japanese friend helping us the navigate the complex Tokyo metro system and how to get in the fish market. 
Fresh Seafood every where we look:
These fruits cost a lot more than sushi. I miss calculated those grapes I thought it cost $2.50 but $25 so we
savored every single bite, little by little. The grapes were very sweet but it still hurt having to pay that much.
The moment that they have been waiting for: eating fresh sushi at the fish market.
The aftermath. The sushi in Japan cost a lot less and taste way better than the one in California.
On our way to the next stop, we spot Tokyo Tower, which looks like Eiffel Tower in Paris. It's quite expensive to get up there so we just took its picture from a far.
Found the Hachiko's statue. Read about it or watch the Hachiko's movie first before you visit so you are familiar with the story.
After a loooong walk; we reached Temizuya, a place where the Japanese clean/ purify themselves before entering the shrine. Our Japanese guide told us that tourists are not expected to wash or pray just be respectful: no running around or talking loudly.
The prayers boards, where visitors can buy wooden blocks and write down their prayers:
Since we were there on Saturday, we were able to spot Japanese
wedding and Japanese families visiting the shrine in their traditional
clothing. We were told they were there for child dedication.
Afterward, we said good bye to our kind guide then took a taxi as he suggested to 4. Shinjuku Gyoen Garden. Like most places in Japan, the park was clean and peaceful.
There were many locals enjoying a picnic in the park before it closes at 4 PM.
We arrived a little after 3 PM, so we didn't get chance to explore the whole park but enough to sit down at the grass with the locals, watch the fishes, and took some pictures.
Originally, we planned to go a free observatory at Tokyo Goverment Metropolitan Building but the boys were tired, hungry, and need to go to the rest room so we went to the shopping center nearby the garden instead. After that we went to the famous Ichiran Ramen 
Finally we got our seat and dinner was served immediately. It was very good. Definitely worth the wait.
On the way back to our hotel at night
We passed the robot restaurant. Our friend, Yunita already warned us not to eat there because the food wasn't great and the show was weird so we just took picture with the robot at the front at the restaurant for free. :)
That conclude our one full day in Tokyo. Let me know in the comment if you have any question.
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