Someone suggested this community to me weeks ago and finally here I am! It's my first time to join the #WednesdayWalk initiative by 
Wait Witty, who's Alice?
Wednesdays are usually the day I work in the office and flex my OOTD (Outfit of the Day) so I got to see my coworkers today. One coworker told me 今日はアリスみたいですね (which translates to Today you really look like Alice). I was surprised to hear that actually. Japanese sentences don't really include the word "you" so I thought she didn't mean me.
So, who the hell is Alice? Yes, that's right. It's me. And this is my Wednesday night story in one of the posh places in Tokyo, Japan.
After work I usually go home or stop by Shibuya but tonight's different. My partner who's working somewhere in Roppongi called me to meet him somewhere near Roppongi Hills so he could give me something important. Roppongi is along my train line going home from office but I don't usually go there because it's a luxurious place for both shoppers and party-goers.
Roppongi Hills (六本木ヒルズ, read as Roppongi Hiruzu) is a building complex that you can find when you get off at Roppongi Station in the Hibiya Subway Line. You can shop your favorite brands in this area, fall in love with art in the museum, dine at expensive restaurants, and view Tokyo from the observation deck. It's also home to numerous companies - including my previous company. LOL There's a lot to see and do in Roppongi Hills but sadly I've yet to discover its core.
I began my Roppongi Hills escapade for tonight from its east side, taking the escalator going to the main area. Don't get me wrong, I was taking the stairs earlier, I was just trying to discover another way to go up. 😅
It's a surprisingly cold evening and I was kinda freezing when I was walking around. Blame the frappe from McDonalds where I stopped by and met my partner.
You wouldn't really miss this giant spider sculpture because it's in the main area. It's around 30 ft though it doesn't look like huge in the photo.
Yes, that's right. This giant spider is actually just in the entrance of Mori Tower, one of the tallest buildings in Tokyo.
My previous company's headquarters is actually in this building. I've been inside once, just for the orientation 4 years ago. The building has 54 floors, and the elevators are divided to cater group of floors. I can say that there are a lot of office workers here, and the office has great views of Tokyo. I'm assuming the rent is expensive here.
There are benches on the sides. I guess some people meet up around here.
I went to some hidden rest area and found the Tokyo Tower shining brightly in the cloudy night.
This newly constructed tall building is so annoying in the view. There have been reports though that Minato Ward, where the famous Tokyo Tower is located, will continue to protect the areas with views of the marvelous tower.
During winter, this street will have its night illumination. It's actually one of the greatest in Tokyo, where the street will be a little bit crowded of photographers willing to risk their lives just to take great photos in the middle of the street. Of course, people only go in the middle of the road during stop light. 😅
I continued to explore the "City within the City", the nickname of Roppongi Hills and found some luxurious brands. Of course, I can't afford them. 😒
I realized it's late and I already closed my rings for today so it's time to head home but before that, let me take an elevator selfie so you can see why my coworker thinks I look like Alice today. I guess she doesn't see me often wearing something girly and vibrant. 😅
Thanks for reading!
See you around! じゃあ、またね！
All photos are taken using my phone unless stated otherwise.