The land you go, jet leg you find!     

It’s the 3^rd time in the current year I face my friend of above and I dare say I’m starting to get used.

Despite the tricks I try to get rid of it, that friend always comes and say hallo at the very first hours in the morning to remind me I am from a foreign country.

Today I will defeat any previous result: woken up at 2.30 am!

Oh dear, I almost forgot to say I had a good travel; a two step flight (Torino-Frankfurth-Tokyo) lead me to this land of the rising sun (actually it still has to come out from beneath the clouds since it’s cold and raining). Obviously Lufthansa was proud to offer me a Japanese style meal and breakfast!

Saturday 25 Nov was spent in part to realize I did it! It was one of my life goals to come here for business purposes; a goal since the time I was getting degreed at the university. I did it and… let’s go now!

The residence I am in is in Tokyo Minato-Ku(http://www.asahihomes.co.jp/e/hotels/cama/index.html), a very central place of the city which has not a real center (better say it’s made from different cities and any of them has its own).

From here I can easily get to the Metro in a 5 minutes walk and, believe me, it’s much better than having a Taxi run even thought the company would pay the charge: subways are much faster and, most of all,  you can take control of the situation.

Public transportations could be dedicated a long speech about their efficiency, but it’s not what I am going to do right now.

What is a cosplayer going to do when coming here? I have a long list of things to be done, in part was sent to me by Robbbé (hey, how long did it take you to put all this stuff together?), in part from other friends; the rest comes from my mind.

First step is taken in Shibuya, the most cosplayful part of Tokyo: elegant and full of people. Let’s get focused on my first purpose here: toys! Ramona told me there is a shop  chain called Mandarake which would satisfy my taste. God, sometimes stairs down in the underground lead to paradise instead (someone, would call me “bastardo” much more that what he has done until now if he could just imagine it, Sidis?); there was a little writing and an even smaller entrance you wouldn’t dare to get in. I will post the pictures of my conquest as soon as I find a USB cable.

Freeway! Sunday dinner was spent in Ueno Hard Rock Café; a particular occasion to celebrate all Bee Hive and their groupies, Magnifici16 and Anime in Plexiglass.

Maffrend! It already took me about one hour to write this down so “only” 4 hours are remaining to get ready to go for my entrance in Motorola Japan. I think I will eat something now.