Mr. Sato
Mr. Sato and his crew strut through Shinjuku like cocks of the walk, but can their meat beat the heat?
Just a short train ride from Tokyo and you’ll be left addicted to delicious skewers slathered in a fiery miso sauce.
Mr. Sato thinks it might be, and when was the last time he had an idea that didn’t pan out?
Upgrade your wardrobe with custom clothes featuring the iconic font of a Shinjuku Station legend.
You can haul back thousands of yen worth of ramen, rice, and snacks for a fraction of the price.
The main dishes are already cheap to begin with–but the unlimited free side dishes could even be a meal by themselves!
Mr. Sato heads to the neighborhood of a famous TV drama and finds a nostalgic taste of a youth he never had.
Mr. Sato starts his urban exploration of Tokyo to catch a glimpse of local neighborhoods’ pasts before they’re changed forever.









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