Ginza area for tourist? 1st of all there are 2 types of restaurants in this building.. B2 floor which I arrive at the beginning. What is that? Only 8 standing base? That small? But there's a restaurant or rotating sushi on the 10th floor. Saw a bunch of people line up but there is a couple notice in japanese. Lucky I know some Kanji saying ask you to go to the machine to get a ticket. But is all on Japanese display on the machine. So I have to use Google translate camera the display and guess what it means. Finally got my ticket. 2nd the waitress call out the number in japanese!! Isn't that this is a tourist area? We wait about 1 hour since we came in a wrong time. Finally call my number and lucky I know the numbers in japanese or else I will miss my table. Other people don't know Japanese at all has to keep showing the ticket the waitress to see if my table is ready. Of course the waitress will feel ignorance. We got a table situated right beside the rotating belt. Then something border me again is the chef's keep yelling some Japanese out when making their sushi. But the voice is like surround sound. Necessarily to yell out that loud non stop? Most of the dishes on the belt is 200 yen to 400 yen range. You won't find the most expensive or the most cheapest one so you need to write the number of the sushi you want and also number of pieces you want and hand that paper to the chef. We finish in 1 hour and then call the waitress and she will count the dishes and give you a receipt and then you can go out to pay either cash or credit card. The sushi quality is just so so. The rice is no taste at all and very easily come off from the sushi. Another issue is sanitary. Becuase I saw the chef accidentally drop his apron the 2 dishes of sushi. But then he remove the apron and give that 2 dishes to the customer. And I can see clearly that the apron is touching the fish too. Anyway lucky I didn't get any diarrhea.