to get some US supplies, Unfortunately, because of my large size, even at the base it is sometimes difficult to find dress shirts or shoes in my size. After that I headed home grabbed dinner and met up with some friends at A971. We hung out there till last train and that was the day.
nd I headed to Keio for lunch, which is great cause it's cheap and good. After that I hung out at school and worked on stuff for risk management till it was time to head to work. At work I only had one lesson cause my other student canceled and it wasn't all that busy. After work I headed home, had dinner, and worked on risk management. Here is a picture from near Shinbashi station.
. After that I had International Marketing and talked about our new paper which focuses on Wal-Mart's entry into china after they had withdrawn from Korea. Should be interesting.
ol cause it ends with a 3 hour long risk management class. The class was a little more empty than usual because a lot of people skipped to study for the accounting test tomorrow. After I got home I ate dinner and tried to figure out accounting myself. Another classic JR train add.
hen International Marketing. It was pretty cold, other than that just a regular day. Accounting test comming on Wensday, No good! One thing I found kinda funny is a sign on the side of the road on the way to school that says "Speed Down". Once it warms up a bit I'm gonna stand by that sign and tell people on bikes to Speed Down, either that or change it so it days "Slow Down".
me lunch I headed out to Shinjuku for a little more work. It was pretty cold today with a strong wind. After I got home I tried studying Accounting for a while and that was the day.
o do it anyhow. So dumb.
ore with the cakes and having to get up early for school the next day, so when I got home I took a two hour nap before dinner and heading out to A971 to meet up with Charles. As always I met some interesting people and grabbed some Ramen at that ippudo near by. This time when I was there I took a picture, inside the bathroom cause it was just so cool.
e yesterday so I could bring it in for work.
searched his car and us. We explained that we are students and that Mason was in the process of making a cake for his girlfriend and it was pretty interesting. The cops were actually pretty nice and the one even gave us his business card and they bowed and said "excuse me" to us before they left. After moving to a nearby parking lot we headed back to the house and found that the cakes were done. The parking fee was about $6 but the cakes were done so It worked out ok. Hopefully they taste good.
rk in Shinjuku didn't start till 3 so I had some time to relax at home before heading out. It was warmer and most of the snow had melted. In Shinjuku many of the students asked me about Valentines' day. In Japan it is a holiday where the girl gives chocolate to guys and often give "obligation chocolate" to co-workers in the office. The department stores are selling chocolate like crazy and that area of 
the store is packed with nothing but girls. Next month in March, they have a holiday called "White Day" where the guy returns the gift to the girl but typically just with the girlfriend, not people at the office. The holiday is starting to mirror the American style of exchange from both guy and girl, but the stores like having two separate holidays so I think it will take a while before it totally mimics the American system.
on edge.
rain. He has a Xbox360 that his girlfriend got him so I was finally able to play Halo 3 and on his small TV, it took a bit away from the visuals and sound that can be better appreciated on a HDTV with surround sound. Unfortunately, since I was already tired, I didn’t play past the first level, but it seemed just as good as the first two.
s time I opened the box and had the bar sticking out the top and took bites out of it while we stood outside contemplating if we should enter or just go home. Within one minute of arriving there a girl came up to me, took a bite out of my chocolate, and signaled for me to follow her inside. After about 15 minutes we went inside and this time about 30 seconds after entering another girl came up to me and took a bite out of my chocolate bar. Not wanting to loose anymore chocolate or miss the last train I headed home. Whenever I am holding anything that is food in my hand I just keep eating it till it's gone so I continued to eat the bar the whole way home. In the subway I was standing up eating it and a girl took out her phone and took a picture of me with the chocolate. It was hilarious. By the time I got home I realized that I had eaten more than half the bar and I wasn't feeling very good, but it was all worth it for the story.
ff completely when near the priority seat. The Priority seat is mainly for old people, pregnant girls, and people with broken bones or something like that. Regular people can sit there if people in the group above aren't in need of the seat. You are supposed to turn your phone off when near these seats because apparently the signals from the phone can interfere with a persons pace maker. In an attempt to provide higher levels of customer service in the stations and trains they have signs with new recommended rules which I find mildly entertaining.
like a normal car. There were day time city driving tracks, night driving, and you could even run a few laps on Suzuka Circuit in a S2000 complete with a working handbreak!
