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| Soon we would all be drunk little tanukis |
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| we went straight from the airport to Yakitori time. Even Jeff Yeh was there on a business trip. Kinue's husband Kenji too. |
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| a long karaoke session |
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| Zima is still alive and well in Japan |
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| one more drink under the tracks |
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| this was our Harajuku and Shibuya day, but first breakfast at Bread and Tapas near John and Masako's house. Everything was delicious. |
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| Blue Brick Lounge in Minami Aoyama |
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| Warhammer is one of the nerdiest things you can do |
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| Beers at Big Love record shop in lesser trafficked Harajuku |
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| we met up with Chika in Shibuya and embarked on a super spicy ramen adventure. Usually Japanese stuff is not spicy at all because they can't/don't really eat spicy food so well. This ramen however was SPICY. We got level 5 and 6 and 6 was starting to be on the unenjoyable end, so for Japanese people it must be torture. |
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| I can eat some pretty spicy stuff but I would recommend only going as high as level 5 because you want to actually taste your food. It was good stuff though. |
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| Mouko Tanmen Nakamoto is the name of the joint. |
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| Just 3 girlfriends hanging out on a Sunday night |
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| Nintendo lost their lawsuit against this go cart rental service because they call it MariCar and not Mario Kart. I don't see how they could lose, they are dressed up like Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, etc... You just need a driver's license or international license to drive these things. I don't see how it's safe or how it can stay around that much longer. People are annoyed by it but honestly it looks pretty f'ing fun to me. |
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