Back in teh net cafe
It smells more like smoke than any previous night. BLARF!!!!!! K, :nuff exclamation points. Not much to say today :cause not much happened.
We left Toyko +sad face+, but first we got to go shopping. I was really excited :cause I wanted to go to the Hello!Project official shop. So I had my directions, and went. After I had only about 30 min left, I found the shop. I walk in, and it is TINY. I see a bunch of guys that I assumed were doing inventory, looking around at the pictures on the wall and writing on a paper. I found out, however, that there was no merchandise out in the shop. The shop was seriously about half the size of a freshman dorm room. There were only pictures of stuff on the wall, and you were supposed to circle the corresponding item on a sheet of paper and turn that in to get your merchandise from the desk. Of course I don:t know but about 15 out of infinite kanji, and the paper was entirely in Kanji, so I couldn:t buy anything. Major frustration. WHile I had been looking for the shop, and after we met up, we were in the tech. city of Tokyo *Actually called "Akayabara, the electric city"*, I ran into several arcades. NOT ONE SINGLE DDR MACHINE IN THE WHOLE DAMN CITY!!! I swear, the Japanese invented the damn game, at least pretend to play it!
I bought 3 games, Tales of Symphonia PS2 (cause PS2 ports of GameCube "exclusives" always get more stuff), Taiko Drum Master some-edition, and what looked like Square-Enix The Boardgame. I:ll get the instructions online and hopefully play it, it looked cool on the back. I also got a end of 2k5 MoMusu concert DVD, which I hope will work (I had to download an audio codec, i hope i got the right one). Logan and Aaron are going to Unibersal studios tomorrow, so they will be gone. Prof. Franklin is dropping Prof. Shiba and myself off at a shopping district whilst she visits her family. So tomorrow will be laid back and cool. Alright, I guess that:s it, signing off for now.
"Wish I could prove I love you
But does that mean I have to walk on water?
When we are older you'll understand
It's enough when I say so
And maybe some things are that simple"
(spent the shinkansen ride back working on splicing the second verse into the techno mix. Going well so far, but my battery died, so I had to stop)
We left Toyko +sad face+, but first we got to go shopping. I was really excited :cause I wanted to go to the Hello!Project official shop. So I had my directions, and went. After I had only about 30 min left, I found the shop. I walk in, and it is TINY. I see a bunch of guys that I assumed were doing inventory, looking around at the pictures on the wall and writing on a paper. I found out, however, that there was no merchandise out in the shop. The shop was seriously about half the size of a freshman dorm room. There were only pictures of stuff on the wall, and you were supposed to circle the corresponding item on a sheet of paper and turn that in to get your merchandise from the desk. Of course I don:t know but about 15 out of infinite kanji, and the paper was entirely in Kanji, so I couldn:t buy anything. Major frustration. WHile I had been looking for the shop, and after we met up, we were in the tech. city of Tokyo *Actually called "Akayabara, the electric city"*, I ran into several arcades. NOT ONE SINGLE DDR MACHINE IN THE WHOLE DAMN CITY!!! I swear, the Japanese invented the damn game, at least pretend to play it!
I bought 3 games, Tales of Symphonia PS2 (cause PS2 ports of GameCube "exclusives" always get more stuff), Taiko Drum Master some-edition, and what looked like Square-Enix The Boardgame. I:ll get the instructions online and hopefully play it, it looked cool on the back. I also got a end of 2k5 MoMusu concert DVD, which I hope will work (I had to download an audio codec, i hope i got the right one). Logan and Aaron are going to Unibersal studios tomorrow, so they will be gone. Prof. Franklin is dropping Prof. Shiba and myself off at a shopping district whilst she visits her family. So tomorrow will be laid back and cool. Alright, I guess that:s it, signing off for now.
"Wish I could prove I love you
But does that mean I have to walk on water?
When we are older you'll understand
It's enough when I say so
And maybe some things are that simple"
(spent the shinkansen ride back working on splicing the second verse into the techno mix. Going well so far, but my battery died, so I had to stop)