From Tokyo with love
Japan is lovely. probably my new favorite place in the world. sorry california, no worries. i still adore thy phantom! it's just that japan is the future without forgetting the centuries before that built it. they make life convenient without losing life's personal charm. i'm speaking mainly of the robots that rule greater tokyo. from vending machines which proudly spew my brand of cokes and smokes, to the humanoids that direct traffic in under-construction conditions. the atm machines are also smart enough to deny me their use. i dont have one of those visa's on my card which is a good thing, i probably would've bought every miniature sticker, keychain, and all toys tiny simply at the fact that they aren't concerned about a choking hazard. could the japanese be smart enough to not eat something that's non-food?
speaking of food, holy tastebuds! i dont know exactly what i ate, i do know that some of it still had eyeballs, but i've never been more satisfied after a meal. noodles for breakfast, rice meal for lunch, sushi for dinner, repeat regularly for 5 days or until irregular.
i met the coolest people while i'm here. and so sweet, they sometimes give gifts, mostly local delights. thank you god. makes me ponder whether i should start hooking up after a delight of wasabe, or freaked out bowing after bows or maybe i should've sat next to a pile of cash or a big sack of weed.
my favorite person/place that i encounter so far was two floors up in some random alley in shibuya. strawberry fields it was called. how appropriate. may it last forever. what is it you ask? you'd have to see it for yourself to believe it, i would say it's a shrine. no, a temple. a temple of rock and roll. if its ever been called rock you can find it there. it's basically a small bar built inside of this guy's 30+ year record collection. you ask for it, he plays it. he pulls records from all angles and doesn't even have to dig. then he smiles, sips his beer and prepares to freak you with the results of your requests and then some. wow, what a place. that place is the reason we make music. all for that guy. wow... i'm tearing up just thinking about it. no, nevermind, it's all the smoke in this internet cafe. makes you wonder, if they have smoking sections, couldn't they have peeing sections in pools?
I'm staying in a rather new town called Minami-Osawa; it resembles Eastwood with a slight touch of suburb Taiwan. there's little techie to brag off here but i kinda appreciate the nature's wonders.
-mG
speaking of food, holy tastebuds! i dont know exactly what i ate, i do know that some of it still had eyeballs, but i've never been more satisfied after a meal. noodles for breakfast, rice meal for lunch, sushi for dinner, repeat regularly for 5 days or until irregular.
i met the coolest people while i'm here. and so sweet, they sometimes give gifts, mostly local delights. thank you god. makes me ponder whether i should start hooking up after a delight of wasabe, or freaked out bowing after bows or maybe i should've sat next to a pile of cash or a big sack of weed.
my favorite person/place that i encounter so far was two floors up in some random alley in shibuya. strawberry fields it was called. how appropriate. may it last forever. what is it you ask? you'd have to see it for yourself to believe it, i would say it's a shrine. no, a temple. a temple of rock and roll. if its ever been called rock you can find it there. it's basically a small bar built inside of this guy's 30+ year record collection. you ask for it, he plays it. he pulls records from all angles and doesn't even have to dig. then he smiles, sips his beer and prepares to freak you with the results of your requests and then some. wow, what a place. that place is the reason we make music. all for that guy. wow... i'm tearing up just thinking about it. no, nevermind, it's all the smoke in this internet cafe. makes you wonder, if they have smoking sections, couldn't they have peeing sections in pools?
I'm staying in a rather new town called Minami-Osawa; it resembles Eastwood with a slight touch of suburb Taiwan. there's little techie to brag off here but i kinda appreciate the nature's wonders.
-mG
Currently feeling: refreshed
Posted by shizukuxp at 12:44 PM in Nihon no Keiken | Stalk back
