So anyway, here's what I've been up to in the last two weeks....
(The first of the two weeks)
First up, Wednesday: A spontaneous visit to Tokyo Tower. Having just finished my Applied Linguistics class, I stroll back into my dorm from my dorm and find Strahinja sat in the entrance. So out of curiosity, I ask him if he's waiting for something. He says that he's waiting for some friends and then they're all going to head off to Tokyo Tower, some sightseeing at night as it were. He then says I'm welcome to come along....
(Brief pause)
I'll just dump my things in my room and be right with you! ~♪
So I did. And we travelled quite a long way in search of this tower. The nearest station was Daimon and we walked from there.
| Approaching Tokyo Tower |
| 東京タワー |
Having said that, the atmosphere was great. There was a restaurant and a live band playing very familiar bossa nova tracks (The Girl From Ipanema etc) and unusual instruments. I would say that Tokyo Tower is the ideal night out for a couple: romantic view, romantic dinner and romantic musical accompaniment. (Really missed a certain someone at this point...)
| A view from the tower |
| The fantastic live bossa nova band |
I had scheduled to meet up with Misato Abe, who I hadn't met since Sheffield yonks ago. I met her outside Ochanomizu Station and we wandered into town together to have lunch and a good catch-up.
I had tempura for the first time and it was delicious!
| 天丼 |
| The stunning Misato |
It was sad having to part with her and having to watch her skip off in the opposite direction...ready to catch the Tsukuba Express....and be taken away.....*sad face*.
(The second of the two weeks)
NOTHING BUT NOTHING BUT NOTHING BUT 勉強!
I had so much homework and preparation for a Japanese exam that counts towards my grade (it happened Tuesday last, and I missed one question, giving me 98%. Win).
....Study, study, study, homework, homework, homework (quick mess-around on my camera), homework, homework.......JESSAMY!
Sundaaaaay!
I met with my friend Jessamy in Ikebukuro just to hang out for a few hours. Ikebukuro is like Akihabara...only more aimed at girls than horny little boys (so there are less attractions with massive bewbs and more with cute fluffy things).
It was fun to have a wander around a new area of Tokyo and to have a MASSIVE girly catch-up, only to realise that we have so much in common....it was kinda scary. Jessamy bought herself some AWESOME new headphones. They are Kaomoji-kun ones and are mega cute.
| Cute Rilakkuma plastic food |
| Gintoki, Sadaharu and Elizabeth |
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