Spring in Japan, part 2

[jaina]

Last time we left our heroes, they were really, really jet-lagged.

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[utenatai]

But if you ever want to go to Japan and hit some clubs, you're going to need to get over the time difference faster than we did.

Acually, this is really easy! If you listen to your body when it tells you you want to sleep around 3pm, take a nap, get back up about 9 and head out you're pretty much ready to party all night!

[tardbot5000]

Looks like a lot of fun >is it wrong that I want a Gun o Clock? :D:

[dougras]

The socks are part of a TV show on NHK called Oden-kun, wherein all of the characters are the foodstuffs found in oden.

You've stumbled across ganguro tamago (egg).

And good heavens I'm so pale I'm glowing in that first picture.

Oh, Club Titiboo, how I love you.

Also, did you ever try that gum? It's awful.

YOU SAW NOTHING

[jaina]

...I'm not sure how I feel about that. I wouldn't want to eat that omelette, I know.

You're not that pale! The flash and color balance on my camera were kinda funky. I really need to get a new one, but, well, no job.

Haven't tried the gum yet, but someone in our group did and declared it not too bad!

[jmcgarry]

If you visit us, we have Lush at the local mall here (in addition to two or three in Toronto). Someone else already mentioned that the pretty things are nihonshu. I love the unpainted Torii at the enterance. (Food, where was the food? :-) )

[jaina]

Find me a cheap flight, and I'm totally there. I mean, I have the time these days...

[tigerlilyaj]

And I'm pretty sure our Lush has that bath bomb. ;-)
I was all squee until the sambo socks. :-P

[utenatai]

Yeah, the Lush in Boston also has sakura bath bombs in the spring.

[scrawled]

EEE I am enjoying seeing this pictures so much :O