bring the beat back

This country is amazing. To have seen the people and culture in tv shows / movies is very different when seeing them up close with your own eyes.

Even though everyone moves at break neck speed, it seems quite peaceful (probably because I’m not working or going to school).

The technical marvel of how the city’s buildings and apartments are compacted close to one another is cool and efficient.

It seems like everyone is polite, so much so that I wanna strike up a conversation with them… up to the point that I have started to try and learn some phrases to converse with them, even if it is just about how to get around, or taking photos.

Everyone has a different story, I waste time thinking about what goes on through their daily lives. The relationships they have, their hardships and joys.

This is Japan.

A place where you can have breakfast at convenience stores, visit shrines where funerals are taking place while people accept you paying your respects, a place to play arcade games at almost every corner along with a ramen restaurant, and people busking right nearby.

We had a white breakfast at our hotel in Narita before checking out.

We went to Shinjuku, and had sushi train for lunch before checked into our hotel in at 2pm.

Went to the Pokemon Centre at Hamamatsucho, which we also got lost at before resorting to using GPS.

Then we headed to Harajuku and had a quick look through all the shops and had a white dinner at Jonathan’s.

Headed back to Shinjuku and got lost for 1 hour walking around before asking policemen “Sun Route wa doko desu ka?”

Also had some late night KFC at midnight with Paul, with one glass of Bourbon and Coke.

Photos @ http://followgram.me/rone85

Arrived in to rain and humid weather in Japan. Got our pocket wifi and headed to the hotel in narita to take one night rest before we start going around.

JAPAN BABY!