While walking from the Parc55 hotel to find breakfast I stumble upon the 2016 International Autoshow San Francisco at Moscone Center. I guess this is a guy (and girl) thing, new cool cars from automakers all around the world seasoned with some light clothed girls next to them. The $10 ticket was well worth it to get a chance to both see normal affordable cars and dream cars that just a few people would be able to buy. Ferrari, Porsche, Audi, top car makers, race cars and also classic cars from a past era. This post will not have a lot of text just enjoy the photos. The 2016 International Auto Show San Francisco . I guess this was the cheapest thing at the venue. Zonda and Bugatti opens the show. The Pagani Huayra     Approved from the back also. Pagani Huayra art. Lost for words here.

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Seeing more of the area and getting out of the city is perfect with a rental car. I booked this sweet ride trough turo.com to take a one day drive San Francisco. Before driving I tried to Google where I should go and what to see. Some of the recommended destinations was far away and would require a night at a hotel somewhere before returning to San Francisco. Luckily the Uber driver that took me to the car location came up with several destinations that he recommended going to. This is where we we ended up in this nice Jaguar F-type 2016 model, with 385 supercharged horsepower and fully loaded with equipment. This post might contain more photos of the car than the different stops we had along the way. Driving in San Francisco is fairly easy and there is many destinations to see. Do it in a nice car and the trip will be even better. Renting trough Turo.com was a easy and convenient thing to do. I met Tony that owns the Jaguar at his place close to Diamond Heights. What a beautiful car! 1. Twin Peaks First stop is Twin Peaks where you get a good view […]

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Thursday night and now it is time for dinner and a show in Tokyo. First up is a traditional restaurant located in Shibuya before attending a show in Roppongi at Roppongi Kaguwa. Eating out in Tokyo means fresh ingredients and a wide range of courses to choose from. Open kitchens where the food is prepared in front of you, several small dishes makes trying new courses a great experience. Expect to wait in line outside the most popular restaurants. Be prepared for a menu only in Japanese and limited English. Mr head chef preparing the order on a grill. Sitting around the kitchen area makes dining out a social experience. First course served, lamb from the grill. Hotpot is up next. Make sure you take your time, eating out in Tokyo is a social food experience that should not be rushed. Samsung have decorated the street for Christmas with a million galaxy lights. In Norway a Christmas three is found in the woods, here it is more fancy design, marry Christmas. This seems like the right area, this guy straight out of kill bill smoking a cigarette is heading the same way. Here you get all traditional Japanese entertainment in […]

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