Hotel Kuramae Taito

... arcade area when I see one as well, I wish we still had arcades in the States I miss 'em, and Japan has left me with the impression they can still be fun even with widespread counsel ownership. One of the claw machines contained some more bread to win. But we finally discovered that it wasn't real bread to win through clawing (pun?) but was, instead, plushy huggable bread of the fake variety. We postulated as to why anybody would want to win fake bread from a claw ...

... to imply) So I shouldn't go? Lab boy: No. (pause) Are you coming? Me: No, I think I will stay here. Should I go? Lab boy: No. (walks towards the door) Are you coming? (motioning to come by giving the 'shooing' sign (plam down, curling and uncurling fingers) In actuality I was having two concurrent conversations one which you read above and one with another person who was trying to decide if he was going to go to the meeting or stay ...

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... know what I mean. The stigma is lifting though and they are also treated as a great place to crash if you miss your train - after midnight - while clubbing! The impressive thing about these hotels is that they are built around every theme under the sun. There are hotels that are medieval themed, hotels that looked like Poseidon designed them, Miami styled ones and ones that I don't even know what the theme is but in the ...

... kept on getting pretty good scores but it was not at all about the scores or anything it was really about how we did and had fun doing it! I wish the night could have lasted longer but the thing was I knew it couldn't cause I had to leave and get to the plane by near 2 am. I had my bags all packed and everythin. But before all that I headed down to Tokyo University one of the most prestidgous schools in the ...

Well this week was pretty eventful. On Friday night, I went to a dance club in Shibuya. Apparently the trains stop running here in Tokyo around 12 at night and don't start up again until 4:30. So my friends wisely decided the best thing to do was stay out all night and dance =) After 8+ hours of running, skipping, and dancing in heels, my lesson was learned. All night clubs are not my style and the recovery time for this sort of thing ...

... to our hotel in Shinjuku. We're getting the hang of the rail system! We've had so many locals offer assistance when we're just standing looking at our maps and looking confused!. At Shinjuku Station we decided to walk the underground passage to the hotel. There's a whole world in all the undergrounds all over the city...shops, restaurants, medical offices, businesses of all kinds. We were thrashed after all our activities bur it was a productive and fun day.

... Japanese perspective. Having learned about World Wars I and II only in American classrooms, the presentation of the same history from a Japanese perspective was incredibly interesting. There were some quotes that downplayed the Japanese role in creating the war and in perpetrating certain violences within it. But other parts of the museum paid special attention to American actions and the ways that those actions ...

... on to shop in the mall while we three boys had a night of leisurely adventure. It began to drizzle as we left "Sunshine City," so we bought some cheap umbrellas and headed slowly toward home. Like Namba in Osaka, only pedestrians filled the streets in that section of Ikebukuro, but the streets were much wider. It made for a fascinating sight: the neon signs reflecting in puddles and lighting the hundreds of bobbing umbrellas ahead. In Ikebukuro Station ...

... They immediately start to tell the folks eating about our trip and the chef introduces each of us to them by name. We shake hands and exchange greetings. At his wifes' promting the chef heads in the back and returns with a small box which he hands to his wife. She presents it to us and opens it to reveal one of the ceramic mugs that they use to serve tea, and that we commented on the other night while eating. Both of us are just floored. We wish we knew how to say more ...