Alive
Man, the idea of not being able to do all I wanted to do is stressing me out. I mean, obviously, with only one month in Tokyo and classes in the week days, it's hard to see everything... But how many times did I tell myself "I'll definitly come back to this place, I haven't had enough time for that... And that and that."
And my time in Tokyo is getting shorter and shorter. It went by so fast. Hope I'll have the time to go to Fuji-san, at the very least. :/
So I've finaly manage to see some museums, but I still really want to see Edo Tokyo Museum, wich I didn't found last time I tried to go there. I'll have to check a map, I guess.
I've also been to more shrines (one is really near my guesthouse, I would like to have to draw up there sometimes) and been clubbing all night long in Roppongi to a sympathetic place called "Alife". It was a great experience, even though I don't have the feeling it beats Montreal clubs. Maybe I'll change my opinion soon, we're supposed to return on sunday to some other club.
The atmosphere is so very flirty, I'm kind of amazed! Some of my friend told me that it was always like that on trips, but I can't help but to be kind of sceptic observing such behaviors. Another interesting side of the human mind I suppose. Oh and I think asian people are kind of lovey dovey too, so I guess it doesn't help.
I'm getting use to the guest house and it's people (even the non-English speaker ones), but since two or three days it's kind of hardcore back there. I spend most of my time elsewhere because of the new group from "Pologne" (how do you say that in English?). I think they might be 10 to 14 persons, they speak loud in their native language, go to bed at three and woke up kind of early. So to avoid the "shower rush" (we only have one), I've made a point of getting up before 8 every morning. They kind of disturb my everyday life, hard to say why.
Tomorrow, I'm skipping school like the young rebel I am to go to the Ghibli Museum.I'm pretty sure it won't fullfill my little girl's crazy dreams, but I'm looking foward to it anyway.
I've also reserved a seat for some No show. I won't understand a thing, but I'm so happy to be able to live this experience!
I'll talk to you soon, and bring you back souvenirs! :P