Pretty Good Number One

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Set in Tokyo, this humorous travel memoir follows three Americans as they explore the city from a cozy apartment. Through the eyes of 8-year-old Iris, readers embark on adventures like solo supermarket trips and enjoying picnics on the bullet train. The narrative highlights the vibrant food scene, featuring a variety of delicious and affordable dishes, from eel to udon. With a light-hearted tone reminiscent of Peter Mayle and Bill Bryson, it invites readers to discover the charm and excitement of a city often overlooked in travel literature.