I want to go to Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan; I've heard it's incredibly faithful to the games.
I recommend Made in Abyss. The art style is cute, but the plot is dark, creating a very strong sense of contrast.
Although Steins;Gate is a masterpiece, its pacing is slow, so newcomers might not be able to handle it; I suggest building up some patience first.
Anime food critic's recommendation: Try the curry rice or hot pot from Laid-Back Camp! It feels amazing to eat while watching.
The food scenes in the animation are super appealing. If the elders enjoy cooking, you could start with "What Did You Eat Yesterday?".
Food critics say: Just like fine dining, the most important thing about figures is that you enjoy them yourself. Price does not equal satisfaction.
The projection playing classic scenes is a huge plus. I wonder if it's on a loop or if you can request specific clips?
Anime-themed cafes sometimes sell limited-edition merchandise; many people don't know this.
It would be great if the new project had that "food" element. The food scenes drawn by Akira Toriyama have always been underrated.
Have you tried any of the anime-themed restaurants in Akihabara? How was the food?
