I'm not too sure myself why but I have fixated upon visiting the Studio Ghibli Museum after watching numerous Hayao Miyazaki animation films which seemed to the epitome of Japanese whimsicality and nostalgia for me. So, as it was, I purchased entrance tickets using a shopping service a few weeks before leaving for Tokyo and was all set to visit the
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I must have stumbled onto the period for school trips because students were almost everywhere at the popular tourist spots during my first few days in Tokyo =\ Mostly they were okay except at Tokyo Tower where they were really loud and rather rowdy.
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I bought a french CD, postcards and a paper merry-go-round (the mini replicate of the exhibition...In the end when I left Japan, I gave it to my Taiwanese dorm mate) at the shop & the cashier gave me 3 extra paper bags ^^';;; It's weird because those items can just fit into 1 single bag. He probably knew I was a foreigner XD
Tokyo is pretty cold from Autumn to Spring, so frankly speaking 9 months I'm in the cold weather. Winter's the worst; snowed more than 3 times when I was there (stupid weather!); and the irritating part to that was my heater in the room kept malfunctioning, stopping whenever the snow gets too heavy (the sound like someone throwing rocks at my window) and I have to wake up every 3-4 hours to off and turn back on the heater again. %$%^&%^%$E!$E$#!
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Eek! I love the paper bag! Mine is the one of the bushy airman with the word 'Mama Aiuto' (if I remember correctly) on it. Is yours the same? I only got one tho because I only bought a sticker and a notepad from the gift shop, lol. My fren thot of buying some soundtrack CDs but they were too expensive. But just as well she didn't buy it then, because we found cheaper secondhand ones at the Harajuku Book-Off later.
Your room sounds quite..... =X Which part of Tokyo did you stay when you were there??
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Why don't we have them in SG? T___T I could save so much more on Japanese books.
I stayed at Komagome (Bunkyo district). It's in the middle of the Yamanote line, between Ikebukuro and Ueno. That place is an old people district, but that's a very homely area.
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