Date record #88 Daily activities @ Marunouchi Mosquito Itchiko 2nd time 1/2

　Hello. It's paparazzi. On my way back from a business trip to Nagoya, I took that trip to Tokyo Station. I will report on my activities in Tokyo.

the opponent this time

Your opponent's SPEC

• Name: Mosquito Itiko (pseudonym)
• Class: Platinum (later changed to Gold)
• Relationship type: B
• Occupation: Office worker
• Age: Early 20s

History of dating

　After spending an unexpectedly (lol) hot night with Natsuko in Nagoya, the next morning I boarded the Shinkansen from Nagoya and headed straight for Tokyo Station. The purpose is to remove type B mosquito itching. Last time we had lunch in Ginza, and since we were Type B, we didn't force the day, and we had set up a double header, so we really ended up talking a little bit.

　It's true that she doesn't look particularly cute, but when you look at her clothes, she looks a little chubby, and she has feminine, rounded lines. It also feels sexy. I have mixed feelings about her face, but I don't dislike her. More than that, I got the impression that she had a bright and likable personality.

　However, we just met for the first time and talked for a few hours over lunch, so there was nothing more or less than that. This time I set up her activities to get to know her better, and since it's my second time, I set up her activities to get her down.

　She's really just an ordinary office worker, so she gets plenty of weekends off. However, it seems like today is her beauty day and she has plans to go to the hair salon in the evening, so her activities will be during the day. I was a little worried because I wasn't in the mood and only a little time had passed since last night, but I was going to take the Shinkansen from Nagoya anyway. It would be helpful if I could sit down and arrive at the meeting place without permission. So she decided to meet her around Tokyo Station.

　On the morning of that day, I missed my scheduled Shinkansen. I'm a stingy person who tends to be late a lot, so I generally take non-reserved seats on the Shinkansen except during the busiest times, such as in the morning. Considering the fact that the Shinkansen on a holiday was not as crowded as expected, and that I missed the train, I can say that I made the right decision to choose an unreserved seat.

　When heading to a decisive battle location from a remote location, it is easier in a sense to know if you will be late at an early stage. lol

　I told her and the shop that I would be a little late and apologized, and then I concentrated on what I was doing on the Shinkansen. There's no point in panicking in this situation. There's no way the Shinkansen will rush you.

　However, what you should know is what will happen if you are late for this activity, and the biggest disadvantage is that you won't have backup in case the store doesn't work as expected. The most common problem is that counter seats are changed to table seats without permission. The restaurant didn't mean any harm by using the expression "I'll do it for you." They do this out of a sense of hospitality, wanting you to enjoy your meal at a spacious table seat rather than the narrow counter seat, but as an activist, a counter seat is almost a must. Of course, either is fine as long as the relationship is established, but if the conditions are perfect, like this time, where you want to lose the second time and this time, and it's not night but daytime with no atmosphere, at least counter. I want to shorten the distance in my seat. Of course, when making a reservation, you should specify the counter. . . .

　This time I made one more preparation. As I mentioned before, there are no love hotels south of Tokyo Station on the Yamanote Line (I live in Kanagawa Prefecture, so geographically I don't operate north of Tokyo Station), and there are no love hotels between Tokyo Station and Osaki Station. If there is, it would be in the Roppongi or Akasaka area, but although it is economical to use a taxi, I would like to avoid it as much as possible as there is a risk of spoiling the atmosphere due to traffic jams. Therefore, this time I researched Ginza's day-use facilities in advance and made the reservation just before I could press the button to complete the reservation. And it worked.

　After arriving at Tokyo Station, I headed straight to the store. she

　"I'm in first."

　That's what he said. I did it. All I can do now is rush to the store. When I entered the store, I had a bad feeling. I was sitting at a table. When this happens, she has her own eyes, so it's hard for her to say, ``I'd really like the counter, though.'' Therefore, it is best to go to the store first and check the settings carefully without being late.

Next time, I'll tell you what happened from here!

Reflection of this time

• ``Even if the table seats are empty, please sit at the counter.'' is essential and extremely important.
• If you are in the Tokyo Station or Ginza area, research day use in advance and make reservations at the last minute.

This store

• Butasute KITTE Marunouchi store
• 7th floor, KITTE, 2-XNUMX-XNUMX Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
• URL: https://butasute-marunouchi.owst.jp

　I recommend this place. Best of all, it has good access from Tokyo Station. Being able to go without getting wet even on rainy days can be said to be extremely attractive. For dinner, you'll need to budget more than 1 yen per person, but if you use gourmet sites for lunch, it's reasonably priced. The taste of the food isn't bad either. There are counter seats, but I guess they are not available for lunch, and the restaurant staff was kind enough to ask for a spacious seat and moved me to a table. It would be better to strongly state your request.