Stacey Dooley's Tokyo: My Kind of Town Definitely the Harajuku district, which is my favourite part of Tokyo. There is a wicked pancake shop there called Sunday Jam (2F, 4-28-27 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku). There is a really good food hall beneath the Marui Jam (1-22-6 Jinnan, Shibuya) shopping centre. It takes up the whole lower basement and you get really fresh sushi there. I first had sushi in Mumbai, but in Japan I was overwhelmed by it. You don't ever seem to have bad food. There is an amazing restaurant called Gonpachi (1-13-11 Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku; 3 5771 0170; gonpachi.jp), which is where they filmed scenes for Kill Bill. It serves great sashimi, gyoza (dumplings) - boiled or steamed - and tempura, and isn't overpriced. There is a nice atmosphere, and a balcony where you have cocktails. I would send them to the Shibuya pedestrian/traffic intersection that is in all the movies. I stood there in awe of the place just soaking up the atmosphere and amazed at how busy it was. The area just behind the Marui Jam department store can get a bit hairy, and there is some petty theft around there. I would also probably avoid any food that was still alive. Yes, no moving food, I'm very English like that. There's a shop called Ragtag in Harujuku (6-14-2 Jingumae), where you can buy some great second-hand designer clothes, and also sell stuff too. I'd also definitely go to one of the love shrines and get some of the little tokens, which you use to make wishes. They are super naff, but they can really impress your friends. I've got to say, I'm not massively into Eastern Europe. I have always got on in Asia, South America and Africa, but don't seem to hit it off as much in places such as Bulgaria and Ukraine. I just didn't connect with the place. 'Cocaine Capital of the World: Stacey Dooley Investigates," the first episode in Dooley's three-part series on drugs, is broadcast on BBC Three on Monday August 12 at 9pm. Japan earthquake: back to Japan Welcome ot Planet Tokyo