Kanji Sono Mama Rakubiki Jiten (漢字そのまま楽引辞典）

I was looking electronic dictionaries from internet on Friday and I happened to found this dictionary for Nintendo DS. And like Tommi already guessed it's a dictionary where you draw the kanjis you are looking for. So, even though it's meant for japanese it's perfect for me at least now at the beginning 'cause it's really cheap. Especially when I'm already happy owner of DS. (^_^)

So, first thing to do at Saturday morning was go to sleep, wake up at afternoon and head to Yokohama to see a bit around new place and buy this magnificent new...toy. :D


Oh, first picture of our dormitory.


One of the streets in Yokohama next to the station.


Building full of electronics...I went only to 4th floor.


This funny place I really had to visit when I was passing by it. It's more noisy than any club or bar in here at so far. Middle aged and old mainly males were playing these kind of gambling games. Games were working with these small metal balls (which you can see in those baskets down the floor). You may imagine how carefully I was passing those full baskets of metal balls...luckilly survived with out knocking any basket down. It would have taken rest of night to collect the balls from the floor.


Had to change money to get something to eat. When you don't understand the language easiest way to eat is to go to these plases with coin machines where you get a ticket from the machine. Then you just give it for the waitress and food will come to with out any problems.


So, to change my money to smaller I had to buy one cup of this dark green juice. Interesting, I could also chooce the extra powder which was added (selection included: stamina, power, love, hangover, and so on). to the juice. I chose yellow powder, "stamina", and started to drank my juice. MOST horrible stuff I have tasted in last 3 years (ok, beer is not counted 'cause it made me throw up and this didn't)!!! Next time I'll chooce orange juice.


Wonder what could they see from my finnish hands. Wonder if this mambo-yamboo stuff works internationally...?


And here it is finally..."my precioussssss". It cost 4300 yens. And I got my first point card.