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Laterblog: Sushi in Ueno

Here's another pic that is a late upload that I should have published way back when!

This was eaten here: http://www.sushitsune.co.jp/

Located conveniently in Ueno Station, it is a perfect place for a quick bite. It's been a while since I have been there but definitely would go back if I am in the area again!

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