Saturday, October 28, 2006

No more Roppongi

Hee, guess who is in the lab at this time of Saturday night? Ok, I came here 2 hours ago. Yesterday we were finally going to find a rock place. Israel had some information from his class mates. Finally, I thought, we are going to experience japanese rock-party! But what happened. We ended up some small station middle of nowhere (only a bit bigger than our home statinon Fujigaoka), no rock partys there. We took a taxi to Roppongi, on the way almost hit one guy crossing the street (that's what you get when you start asking how does it take to the destination...hee, japanese taxis can go pretty fast...). And the rest you already know from previous trips to Roppongi. No more Roppongi trips for a while.

Oh BTW, last Wednesday was really a happy day! Finally I got some songs to my cell phone. Nowadays I'm awaking to Beach Boys song every morning! It really makes me smile, unlike the original "peep-pep-peep-pep-peeeeeeepepeeepeepeeeeeeee" alarm sound. And when I get tired of it there's already song from Franz Ferdinant waiting me. ;)

Thursday we had a bithday party of our professor. Lots of eating and drinking sake. I love japanese partys! And after finishing the birthday party we headed to next party with few guys from our lab. More eating and even MORE o-sake. Before going to home we took a hour KARAOKE session. Japanese karaoke is incredible!!! These guys here really know how to sing. What a experience! In karaoke place you will have your own room and you can chooce your songs from list of hundreds and hundreds (maybe thousands:) songs. You can order drinks to the room, so you are kind of having own private party.


Nice looking restaurant.


Table full of food.


And again we were cooking part of our food by our selves.


And the second round of eating.


Our group on the way to karaoke.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Huippua noi omat karaokehuoneet! Sit kun tullaan Timon kaa joskus sinne,niin ois hauska käydä sellasessa, vai onko ne kaikki laulut vain japaniks ettei englanniks? Mut jos ne on japaniks niin voidaan sit kyllä myös kuunnella, kun sä laulat. Tsemppiä sinne

Samu said...

Joo joo, parin sake pullon jälkeen menee vaikka unkariks...;P