thalia kamarga

... i’ll be there. just purchased the airplane ticket today. we still need to find a (affordable) place to stay, though. any suggestion?

i’ve been there a few times, and harajuku always amuses me. it’s probably the best place to do people watching, since most of them dress outrageously. the shopping scene is very tempting. however, just like most of the Japan shopping area, they’re quite expensive. i got my favorite pair of boots there, though :)

i just got back from there, although i only spent two hours in the city (damn tour…). it’s an old city with plenty of historical places to visit and many local shops and cafe to hangout at.

if you’re planning to go there, stay at least one night, so you will have time browse around the town, go shoppping and hang out. the people and the atmosphere is very friendly and hanging out seems to be a good thing to do there.

i’m planning to come back and spend more time there.

this is the place i currently call home. not sure for how long, though.

grew up and lived here for the first 16 years of my life. the city has changed a lot since i moved, though.

i’ve only been to tokyo a few times. but i’d like to go back and try to stay in the rural area of Japan…

i lived there for almost four years. it’s the most happening place i’ve ever lived in and everything is open 24 hours. well, not everything, but it feels like it compare to other places i’ve been. i could say it’s one of the best place to live. too bad it’s dirty and stinky… but they said it adds character to the city… ;)