Japan 2nd and 3rd day

Wow being in another country really takes a toll on your body.
So tired right now and its only Thursday morning here.

Anyways, here's what i did on Tuesday:
We met up with another one of |Andrew's friend Ayako.
We went to a Hijime castle or something like that.
The castle was really big. It looked like it was about to transform or something.
I think japan has like protection buildings that turn into robots just in case of attacks. lol
I tried this Sakura Ice Cream. It was really sweet holy crap.

After the castle, we met up with Ibuki again.
Seeing that Tuesday was a holiday, there was so many people outside.
The trains were full like a mother. Had to push ourselves in.
We went to Chinatown. You heard me right.

The only big difference i could see between our chinatown and theirs. It's so freaking clean.
You can buy ramen noodles and walk around with it eating. I saw an old guy eating, walking and talking to friends at the same time. What a talent. LOL

We went to a few malls to see if i can buy some stuff. Apparently we were in the a U.S. type malls so that turned me off instantly.
We passed by a movie theatre and they just got 30,000 B.C.
That came out 2 months ago in Canada.

We were pretty tired after that so we just went to eat and went home.
It was a cool day altogether. It was a holiday so going home was a bitch as well.

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Me, Andrew and Junior decided that wednesday would be a rest day.
The past 2 days were so hectic that we were so tired.

We got up at around 1pm and went out for a bit.
Just checked out the local arcade and went to Starbucks.
You heard me right, Starbucks.
We had to wait in line to get a seat in Startbucks.

It looked like Starbucks when we went inside.
It is the hotspot for English teachers. Actually i saw one teaching.
After that we just went home. It was already 7pm.
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Things I noticed in Japan so far.
It is really nice here. They were thought to be nice.
If you hit somebody they say Sumemase (excuse me).
Although it sounds like a chore, they really do mean it.

The environment is always busy. There is so much people outside.
The girls outnumber the guys. So many females in here especially in Starbucks.
Their economy is fine by the looks of it.
I mean there is always shoppers from what i saw.
I wouldn't lie, the women in here are beautiful.
There are so many. I did find them plain.
Almost all of them had the same hairstyle even the guys.
Almost all of them wear the same clothes.
The guys as well. Hairstyle is called CROW and they never heard of Khaki's before.
All of them wearing jeans. I stood out when I wore mines. LOL
The women when going outside or maybe even inside their house have to alway be ON.
I mean wear make up. I do not see a female without one.
In my opinion they have been westernized like crazy.

The thing that i liked the most, the guys.
There is no image to uphold here for them.
They don't have to be bulky to get girls.
I saw a really skinny guy with a beautiful girl.
I envy that but i do like being healthy. Not saying that they are not,
I just feel they need more meat in them.

I also think (and Junior agrees), that they are oblivious on how beautiful their women are.
There are so many but the percentage of couple i saw was so little.
It's like they are still picky even though almost all of them are beautiful.
It's like there's not enough guys for the women. LOL
My opinion so don't hate me if you don't agree.
That's it for now and sorry no pictures, I don't have the connection for the camera today.

Russell

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Words learned Tuesday and Wednesday

Sumemase - I got this word down. Yeah Yeah
Otcha Demo Dodeska - Would you like to go for Coffee. Ibuki and Ayako thought us this. LOL