I’m going on an all-day date on a Saturday next month with a papa (a male supporter) who’s coming to Tokyo on business from another region. He plans to stay at a hotel that night and asked me to come up with a date itinerary in Tokyo. I agreed to it for an allowance of ¥100,000. He also told me to book whichever hotel I like, but I’m having trouble because he wants a long, full-day date.
If anyone has a good plan, I’d appreciate your suggestions. For reference, he’s 62 and I’m in my 20s. I feel embarrassed walking around together during the day. I was thinking of a movie, where we wouldn’t have to talk much, or a private dining room, but we’d still have a lot of time left over. If you know of any good date plans, restaurants, or hotels, please let me know.
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This feels like a puzzle to solve.
The allowance is 10 for being tied up for the entire day—enough if she’s enthusiastic, but questionable if she isn’t. Since it’s hot and potentially dangerous outside this time of year, the date should avoid being outdoors as much as possible.
It also says to book any hotel you like, but does that really mean you can book wherever you want?
(If he can afford a luxury hotel, he should just increase the allowance.)
Taking all that into account, a hot-spring resort complex might be the easiest option. Reserve a private lounge for the daytime, then stay overnight there.
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Since you’re okay with me making the hotel reservation, I’ll book a room at Hilton Odaiba with a jacuzzi on the terrace.
For example:
Japanese lunch in a private room
Relax in the in-room jacuzzi
Western dinner in a private room
Then unwind in the jacuzzi, enjoy the night view,
and call it a night.
How does that plan sound?
We can get some Instagram-worthy photos too, lol.
It’s a nice room, so if we have time to spare,
we could also have drinks in the room or watch a movie there.
Sounds like a lot to deal with〜
Do your best!
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True, golf wouldn’t be embarrassing.
Although, I wonder if there are any golf courses in Tokyo?
Why not book a hotel with a pool and gym? That way, you wouldn’t have to go outside.
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