Kill the monotony~!
I just got home from the airport after my 2-week stint at Japan which has always been a deadly mix of engrish, slavery and ennui. It's funny that this is my sixth time to visit J and I can say without batting an eyelash that I've wasted all those 6 opportunities to enjoy what the bow-shaped country has to offer. With usually only one weekend for my perversions, a vocabulary limited to ohayou and sumimasen and not to mention the ungodly time I leave the slave house, it is quite impossible to have a life after office hours.
But there are 2 things that I never miss to do in all the times I've been there - first, buy all the assorted flavors Glico has to offer for their Pocky line and lastly, a trip to Akihabara Electric Town. Akiba is the one place in Japan that I will never ever feel left out. Compared to other areas like Shinjuku wherein people straddling their Louis Vuittons and Guccis is such a normal occurrence, on the streets of Chuo-dori with sloppily-dressed otakus and technophiles, only the love for our perversions matter!
Last Saturday, instead of ogling at gadgets, I spent almost half a day hunting for BJD stuff. I've noticed that SD and MSD items can be found in a jiffy but there seems to be a scarcity for Yo-SD apparels. I ended up buying only 2 sets of clothes, 1 wig, hats, velcros and other accessories. I wanted some sandals for Rince but I couldn't find one so I'll probably burn money again online.
I was supposed to go to Harajuku the next day to visit the Soom store but the weather was very very unpredictable so I ended up staying at my flat, taking pictures (next post) of my tranny Rince (lol) and watching comedy duos and boy bands at the terebi.
(Side note: I refuse to believe that I'm a pedo but I definitely think Ryosuke Yamada is the epitome of a girly boy. HOT.)
Around 2 months from now, I'll be going again at J and this time around I will have 9 months to go around the country. Hopefully, I can get to Kyoto, specifically to Tenshi no Sato to order my tanned F-13 MSD.
Operation Kill Monotony!
But there are 2 things that I never miss to do in all the times I've been there - first, buy all the assorted flavors Glico has to offer for their Pocky line and lastly, a trip to Akihabara Electric Town. Akiba is the one place in Japan that I will never ever feel left out. Compared to other areas like Shinjuku wherein people straddling their Louis Vuittons and Guccis is such a normal occurrence, on the streets of Chuo-dori with sloppily-dressed otakus and technophiles, only the love for our perversions matter!
Last Saturday, instead of ogling at gadgets, I spent almost half a day hunting for BJD stuff. I've noticed that SD and MSD items can be found in a jiffy but there seems to be a scarcity for Yo-SD apparels. I ended up buying only 2 sets of clothes, 1 wig, hats, velcros and other accessories. I wanted some sandals for Rince but I couldn't find one so I'll probably burn money again online.
I was supposed to go to Harajuku the next day to visit the Soom store but the weather was very very unpredictable so I ended up staying at my flat, taking pictures (next post) of my tranny Rince (lol) and watching comedy duos and boy bands at the terebi.
(Side note: I refuse to believe that I'm a pedo but I definitely think Ryosuke Yamada is the epitome of a girly boy. HOT.)
Around 2 months from now, I'll be going again at J and this time around I will have 9 months to go around the country. Hopefully, I can get to Kyoto, specifically to Tenshi no Sato to order my tanned F-13 MSD.
Operation Kill Monotony!