When time is short, what I want becomes clearer

When the departure time of my Shinkansen is drawing near, my dining options narrow. Yet that constraint makes the pleasure of sushi clearer: choosing only what I want and eating it quickly.

I hurry to 立食い寿司 根室花まる at Tokyo Midtown Yaesu and eat sushi standing up. Even in a short visit, both the toppings and the rice are satisfying. It is not about staying for a long meal. It is about using the time I have, without hesitation, for exactly what I want to eat. That makes me happy each time before I leave Tokyo.