Last night I went out with my co-workers to a Hawaiian place where the food was Hawaiian; it was a very nice place, the food was brilliant and the Hawaiian make-belief was further strengthen by Hawaiian musicians.
It was a fun night; we even played some old school party games from this old Japanese variety tv program 学校へ行こう！ (Gakkou e ikou! - Let's go to school!).
Brings back old memories of my early days in Tokyo.
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This morning I woke up around 10 am, with an annoying headache.
I almost forgot that I'm going to En Jasri's farewell party that was held at the Malaysian Embassy's Staff Apartment, so I rushed to prepare to get on the 10:50 am train to Naka-Meguro.
I arrived at Naka-Meguro Station at about 11:45 am, and I went to the nearest Doutour to get some toast and caramel latte while I wait for Bentong to arrive.
We didn't know how to get there by bus, so we decided to walk.
I met En Jasri, En Redha and En Zubir; and we exchange a couple of sentences.
It was a fun night; we even played some old school party games from this old Japanese variety tv program 学校へ行こう！ (Gakkou e ikou! - Let's go to school!).
Brings back old memories of my early days in Tokyo.
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This morning I woke up around 10 am, with an annoying headache.
I almost forgot that I'm going to En Jasri's farewell party that was held at the Malaysian Embassy's Staff Apartment, so I rushed to prepare to get on the 10:50 am train to Naka-Meguro.
I arrived at Naka-Meguro Station at about 11:45 am, and I went to the nearest Doutour to get some toast and caramel latte while I wait for Bentong to arrive.
We didn't know how to get there by bus, so we decided to walk.
I met En Jasri, En Redha and En Zubir; and we exchange a couple of sentences.
En Jasri was a really great government officer in charge of the Malaysian students, and I was quite bummed actually that he is going back to Malaysia for a new job.Anyways, En Jasri gave us a little speech, and it was quite a scary one; especially to those still studying in Japan under government scholarships.
They have decided to cut the amount of allowances if the student didn't perform on a certain expected level set by them.
I can felt the gloom surrounding the room when this was announced.
As for me, I'm done already, so I need to only worry about job and how am I going to improve my skills at work.
We said our farewells, then off we go to Odaiba to see the time-limited 1:1 scale GUNDAM!!!
It was such a hot day, and there were thousands and thousands of people crowding the park where the giant Gundam stands so freaking handsomely and strong.
It was really bigger than I expected.
It was pretty much the coolest object that I have seen this year.
I hope the next coolest object that I am going to see this year is a pair of medium sized, mango shaped breasts.
For free.
Anyways, I'm was never a fan of Gundam.I've never watched the anime.
Never read the manga.
Never took the time to build a gunpura.
So why a non-fan like me would take the journey to Odaiba just to see this?
It's simple.
I'm just trying to make those hardcore Gundam fans jealous.
HAHAHAHA.
Good Night people!
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too bad I couldn't make it. I heard Mr Jasri gave a good speech. Anyone can write about his speech?
ReplyDeleteyeah the speech was pretty bold... and may i say quite scary? LOOL.
ReplyDeleteespecially to the new kohais...