Flight details are confirmed

[nyankoframe]

If you want to see me off or anything, I don't mind. :P Then again, it's early on a Sunday morning, so...

Comments

[haplo3k]

Ha ha, you're going to be in the air for 15 hours and on the ground for 3 hours and yet arrive two hours after you left! Aren't time zones great?

[nyankoframe]

Yes, they are. :P I think I'm going to have an interesting time getting used to sleeping around the equivalent of 4 pm in the afternoon here. ^^;;;

[itsacz]

Guess I have to get up earlier on Sunday to pick someone up... la la la la la~

(To above comment chain)Just... don't call me at 2 am because you still feel like it's day. :P

[nyankoframe]

Hope I don't keep you waiting too long... ^^;;;;;

Of course I won't. I'll probably call my mother instead. :P

[wao]

Why so early in the moorniiinnngg.... I probably won't get up... but alright, since you're finally shoving off I guess I will. Sheesh.

[nyankoframe]

Nearly all flights to the US leave either early in the morning or in the late afternoon, so...

And besides, it's not like you have problems staying up the whole night as has been shown before. Besides, it's a Sunday...

[scriabinesque]

so quick! i'll miss you!

[nyankoframe]

Don't worry, I'll be back soon, I hope :P

And I won't forget you either. ^^;;

[nuah]

Bon voyage! Although I don't think I can get up so early...

I think you can go window shopping at Narita airport. Japan is notoriously expensive, so I don't suggest you buy anything. However, you might be able to find some kiosk selling bite-sized Japanese delicacies or a small bento set for perhaps a few hundred yen to two thousand yen. I don't exactly know how much things are sold in the airport, but as a reference point, a 0.5 liter carton of milk usually sells for 150 yen at Japanese convenience stores.

[nyankoframe]

Thank you for your wishes! And also for your advice :)

Good luck with your research and studies as well.