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I think there's some kind of book coming out at some point imminently, as a lot of my friends seem to be talking about it; but please forgive me if I don't care, because you wouldn't either if you were going to see Kanjani8 twice more in the next 3 weeks. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D Priorities, people! *spins*
But yes. Earthquake yesterday morning! Here in Tokyo it was just five minutes of gentle shaking of the building - I probably wouldn't have noticed if someone hadn't mentioned it to me! Would probably just have thought I was a bit dizzy. XD But you could hear it more than feel it, it was very interesting. Pretty bad in Niigata, though. :/
We tried to go to a kabuki play yesterday, but there was standing room only, so we're going to try again today. Instead, we went to Akihabara! :D It was a lot of fun - we met up with the guy I met on Koya-san, haha, and we geeked out over so many things, it was great. We had tea in the Cafe With Cat (the waitresses had ears and tails) and went for yakiniku, which is still the greatest invention known to man. :9 I bought a manga called Zone 00 simply because the art was so gorgeous, even though I have no idea what the hell is going on. XD Might have to buy the other available volumes, just cos it's so amazing to look at. Might have to go back there again, because we spent so long in each shop I'm sure we didn't even begin to scrape the surface of the available gay. XD
The day before was the day of the typhoon! Again, not so bad in Tokyo - it just got a bit windy in the evening! But it did disrupt the trains a bit, and Kyushu got it pretty bad, I think. But because it wasn't a nice day we did Tokyo National Museum in Ueno, which was very interesting, of course! Saw lots of Japanese archaelogical artefacts, and plenty of impressive Buddhist statues too - it was very informative. I always feel like I've achieved something if I learn at least a little, even if what I've learnt is geeky, which it inevitably is in one way or another!
Best run now, if we wanna get that kabuki!
But yes. Earthquake yesterday morning! Here in Tokyo it was just five minutes of gentle shaking of the building - I probably wouldn't have noticed if someone hadn't mentioned it to me! Would probably just have thought I was a bit dizzy. XD But you could hear it more than feel it, it was very interesting. Pretty bad in Niigata, though. :/
We tried to go to a kabuki play yesterday, but there was standing room only, so we're going to try again today. Instead, we went to Akihabara! :D It was a lot of fun - we met up with the guy I met on Koya-san, haha, and we geeked out over so many things, it was great. We had tea in the Cafe With Cat (the waitresses had ears and tails) and went for yakiniku, which is still the greatest invention known to man. :9 I bought a manga called Zone 00 simply because the art was so gorgeous, even though I have no idea what the hell is going on. XD Might have to buy the other available volumes, just cos it's so amazing to look at. Might have to go back there again, because we spent so long in each shop I'm sure we didn't even begin to scrape the surface of the available gay. XD
The day before was the day of the typhoon! Again, not so bad in Tokyo - it just got a bit windy in the evening! But it did disrupt the trains a bit, and Kyushu got it pretty bad, I think. But because it wasn't a nice day we did Tokyo National Museum in Ueno, which was very interesting, of course! Saw lots of Japanese archaelogical artefacts, and plenty of impressive Buddhist statues too - it was very informative. I always feel like I've achieved something if I learn at least a little, even if what I've learnt is geeky, which it inevitably is in one way or another!
Best run now, if we wanna get that kabuki!
