We had fun desu

I spent my new years period with Gareth, Mirabel, Sarah and Japan. We had so much fun doing stuff like partying, eating, seeing stuff, playing Nintendo and hanging. New Years Eve was spent making cocktails with many types of alcohol including an Irish tonic called "Buckfast", predicting fortunes and going to a countdown party followed by karaoke. We somehow ended up coming home at 5.30am.

Time flies when you're having fun desu!

Putting our shoes back on in the agari kamachi (or what is the area called where you take on and off your shoes anyone?) I really hate doing this because I'm lazy.

Waiting in the lift for me to stop effing about.

I took a photo of Gareth taking a photo of us - lol!

This is one of my all time favourite photos - The Super Mario Brothers "duck jump". If you don't know what I'm talking about, don't worry. And if you do, hilarious right??

Just so happy about life in general!!

HAPPY...

...NEW YEAR!!!

YAY!!!

YAY!!!

YAY!!!

uh - YAY!!!

It's Daisuke!!! He just kept being there whenever I turned around so he got his photo taken. And now he's seared into my long term memory banks.

Desperately Seeking Dianne Keaton.



Sarah-san made some pals.



Making a public spectacle of myself on the dfloor.



I got accosted by some people who didn't believe my hair was real.
We're having fun desu.



Can I take your coat?



Can WE take your coat?



Umm...things go a bit blurry here.



The combini where I think we spent an hour or so. I asked the guy in the background what he studied. "Raw" he said. I looked at him like what the hell did you just say? Sarah kindly translated for me - "law". I'm an idiot.



WE WANT EVERYTHING



Sarahs impression of a salaryman.



Umm...



Oh, hai! Fancy meeting you here.



Dunno - let's just go to Karaoke already...



Singing something grand.



These two were singing some R Kelly beautifully.

I made a new friend!

And she is totally cool. Her name is Sarah and she's from Ireland - I met her through my Saturday job! I went to visit her yesterday in Nishinagahori, part of Osaka, near Shinsaibashi. She actually lives near where I went with Josephine and Caro, and so I got to take another look at the place where we were - "Amerikamura"

Remember those hosts I took pics of? I saw their advertisement on a building!!
I chose Issa for my husband.

Not sure what these are exactly, but I like them.
They were outside of a restaurant or a hotel. Or a restaurant in a hotel.

Sarah.
After this, she took me shopping to a place called Thank You Mart, where everything is 390 yen.

I'll get married wearing these glasses instead of a veil.

Sarah found some shamrocks.

Some Japanese graffiti in a wheelchair toilet.
Does that say what I think it does...?

Photostickers - or purikura as they're called. We did some. I like them.