Business Inn 23 Ueno Taito

... we both could see why. We also watched "Get Smart" which was fun for what it was. That was Sunday.

Monday, I made a quick call to my parents in the morning to wish my father happy father's day, as well as my mother for her birthday a little bit before. It was good to hear that so many people have taken an interest in our blog!

We actually went back to Asakusa that day, and wanted to get some things for people back home while we were there. We still ...

... when trying to blog, upload pics, surf the web etc... the default computer language in Japan is Japanese??? Imagine that...... Well anyway, mr. brilliant, i mean birnie, attempted to navigate the hardware eject pop up boxes, again written in japanese, and instead of safely ejecting the flash drive, he chose poorly and hit reformat flash drive. For those of you at home that don't know computers that well, like myself, what that does is first and foremost ...

Aaron Klingbeil First House RM.104 Neruma-ku Tokyo-to 177-0044 Japan (for the pizza, this is my mailing address) Today, I slept in till 12 o'clock! It was very nice, but I am not quite used to my futon mattress. I don't think you can classify it as a mattress because it doesn't have any springs, its more like one of those pillows you put on the top of patio furniture. I will eventually get used to it, BUT when my parents come to visit I think ...

... one; they love a hat over here, baseball, flat cap, they love it, so obviously i was happy as too! Secondly they love England, more specifically English football, I've lost count the number of times I've been asked where I'm from, reply England and had a Japanese chap say Michael Owen, Wayne Rooney and of course, i love David Beckham back to me, followed by a standard hug. The FA should organize a friendly out here, the Japs are dying for that game. After ...

... the park we went to takeshita Dori where i found pericura booths!! We took some pics but we still have to work on the editing... We can do better! This was the best Japanese experience so far :P I LOVE PERICURA! We are now on a trian for Matsumoto, where we'll spend a few days in the japanese alps exploring some of the best onsens and rotemburo!

... Now he was taking a break. This year, I've met a lot of people who get fed up with jobs, resign them and take world trips. There was Mexican Majo, or Maria-Jose in full. She was 19 and was working for UNESCO doing voluntary work around the globe. I think more people would do that if they knew about it. Maybe I'll add a link to this blog for other travellers later. There was good-looking Canadian Sean, who flirted shamelessly with every ...

... by the way, is insane. I think they called ahead but for some reason it was still completely packed. We checked a few more places and I assured him some more that a traditional lunch would be fine. We were seated and without ordering (I think he ordered a set lunch of varied food for each of us) food started to arrive. There were stacked beautiful round boxes with flowers on top of them containing beautifully arranged food in delicate ...

... med moerke moebler og hoej jazz... Jeg faar en Penne Bolognese, lille portion, men det smager ganske godt. Paa et tidspunkt gaar jeg ud paa toilettet for at tisse. Og her viser det sig at vaere hjaelp at hente hvis man er besvaeret tisser - en lille hoejtaler der siger dryppelyde! Kan ikke lade vaere med at grine og kan slet ikke koncentrere mig om at tisse pga. dryppelydene... Mystisk. Desuden havde den smart roev-deo-system, hvis man skulle faa lyst til det ...

... Museum. The collection was impressive - boasting many kimonos, samurai swords (so sharp still it was unbelievable), armor, calligraphy and scrolls, statues, woodwork and so on. After leaving the museum we strolled through the park and watched some live music while the locals sat on the steps and enjoyed bento lunches. By this time we were all feeling the strain of the morning walk and hopped on the Hibiya metro to Akihabara. Once ...

Packing.... U know it really hits when you start packing that you are leaving a place. That the place u call home you will won't be home anymore.. the ppl you see everyday- and take for granted )at times)- won't be there anymore... U don't wanna think about it coz if you do their is an empty place in your heart but if you don't realise you can waste what little time you have. The stereo you listen to isn't "Yours ...