Barks.jp Yuichi Masuda’s Europe Journal (1)
Barks.jp Yuichi Masuda’s Europe Journal (1)
Translated by Cammie at www.orchestrated-chaos.com
Yuichi Masuda’s Europe Journal (1)
2009-06-08
June 4th. Flying from Narita Airport with a morning flight, as I went against the time zone, I arrived to Germany’s Frankfurt in the afternoon of the same day. The tour bus from the airport that had DIR EN GREY members on headed straight to Nuremberg, and the other team that included me followed them with a rental car. After having a car chase on the Autobahn that has no speed limit, our group arrived to the hotel around that area. The lobby and bar were full of “obviously crew” people that dangled laminated pass from their necks.
As we were eating a meal at a restaurant inside of the hotel, taking half a day, Punky from Finland who is in charge of lighting finally arrived and joined together. If he was from the main city Helsinki located in southern Finland, he would be able to arrive in an hour, but the place where he lives is a local city further up on the map. This forced him to travel long hours no different from us that were from Japan.
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Translated by Cammie at www.orchestrated-chaos.com
Yuichi Masuda’s Europe Journal (1)
2009-06-08
June 4th. Flying from Narita Airport with a morning flight, as I went against the time zone, I arrived to Germany’s Frankfurt in the afternoon of the same day. The tour bus from the airport that had DIR EN GREY members on headed straight to Nuremberg, and the other team that included me followed them with a rental car. After having a car chase on the Autobahn that has no speed limit, our group arrived to the hotel around that area. The lobby and bar were full of “obviously crew” people that dangled laminated pass from their necks.
As we were eating a meal at a restaurant inside of the hotel, taking half a day, Punky from Finland who is in charge of lighting finally arrived and joined together. If he was from the main city Helsinki located in southern Finland, he would be able to arrive in an hour, but the place where he lives is a local city further up on the map. This forced him to travel long hours no different from us that were from Japan.
Barks.jp Yuichi Masuda’s Europe Journal (1) to read more!