Yesterday? I think
Maybe it was the day before yesterday in England. I DO NOT EVEN KNOW ANYMORE.
Whatever.
So anyway, I arrived after a very long and boring flight. Which, by the way, cost me £130 in excess baggage, because my bag was overweight by 5kg. And then, neither plane (to Helsinki or Tokyo Narita) were full. So really, I got ripped off. THEY WILL BE GETTING A COMPLAINT SOMETIME SOON.
Anyway, eventually arrived at Tokyo Narita, with Ania who is also going to Keio University.
My friend Fumie met us there, and we took the coach to Yokohama Air City Terminal, then a taxi to our dorms.
My room is pretty big. With a private balcony (yes get me) and ensuite. Kitchen next to my room, not far to treck. However it seems uninhabited at the moment. I've seen.. one person? Yes. Oh well whatever.
I was frigging jetlagged I tell you. But I made it until 7.30pm last night. This morning I had to go into university for some meeting or other. Let me tell you Keio is rather grand and Oxbridge like. Photos will follow one day.
Also, I think I've worked the subway out. Not bad in the space of 24 hours eh?
Well, atleast, I've worked out the Yokohama and part of Tokyo one!
That is all for now because I can't really think of anything more to say.
Oh, apart from I love Japanese old people. SO CUTE.
And I've survived a questioning at immigration in Japanese.
Bye.
eh your room looks nice!
ReplyDeletetold you the subway isn't that difficult.
What?! At immigration you got questioned in Japanese? Shit.. Can you tell us the yes/no answer sequence, I don't want to be arrested. Kthxbye2u
ReplyDeleteLOL it was pretty simple ruben dont worry
ReplyDeletehe saw that i was an exchange student and asked me if i spoke some japanese. i mdae the mistake of saying yes and then he questioned me like where i was going, where i was staying etc. nothing too difficult. when you go to do your alien registration on the other hand... (they didnt speak any english, and were very confused about my address in england LOL)