eito/johnny's-related places (osaka)
yappa sukiyanen! :P
first off...
(Osaka Romanesque) tempozan ferris wheel - according to that eito-mecca book, this is the ferris wheel where you can see as far as Kobe on a clear day.
this product is called OSAKA OBACHAN NO AMECHAN.
shin sekai, where they walked around in the Puzzle documentary. tsutenkaku tower at the back, the iconic fugu, and biliken-san (not the original one though. that one's up in tsutenkaku).
where they bought takoyaki in that documentary. i didn't get to try. sold out when i got there.
(Osaka Romanesque) Umeda Eki- there are 3 Umeda Stations. I only got a picture of two, but I passed by the other one.
Umeda Eki (Hanshin)
Umeda Eki (Midosuji, which I call my line because that's where my hotel was. XD)
nakatsu is the next station.
and while we're at it. spot the names of characters that were in Hana Kimi. XD
(Puzzle) Horie Koen. I tell you, it's a bad idea (if you want to look inconspicuous) to go looking for eito-related places when there is a concert in that town on that day. There were eighters everywhere I went. XD
Muse Osaka. In front of Horie Koen. This is the restaurant they "made up" when they were in an awkward stage pre-debut, as seen on the Puzzle documentary. It was filled with girls when I got there. Guess whose fans they were.
sankaku koen at amemura
(Osaka Romanesque) midosuji. that is midosuji!
the sign says so.
(Osaka Romanesque) Ebisubashi - i found two Ebisubashis. :P one was the bridge, and the other was the adjacent shopping street.
that silver thing is a bridge.
see. it says so too:
or the shopping street:
(Osaka Romanesque) Shinsaibashi(-suji)
shochikuza. and cable.
naniwa soba at shin-osaka station (those are eighters outside, btw. lots of eighters inside too) where we naturally had:
naniwa special udon
not related but we were supposed to eat at our bochan's empire of restaurant chains, torikizoku, but it was closed so we opted for okonomiyaki instead.
kasu udon! last supper. XD i like it so much. bagay sa mga sikmura at panlasa ng pinoy! pak!
edit (added): johnny's shop in osaka. full of eighters so i didn't bother lining up.
we went to nara, as a side trip, before the countdown con and saw:
i know, totally unrelated but it's the colors. XD
also.... meet Roy, my pet deer.
and after the concert, at around 3 am, we celebrated new year (at a place Yasu has gone to) :D
kanpai! here's to another year of fangirling! :D
first off...
(Osaka Romanesque) tempozan ferris wheel - according to that eito-mecca book, this is the ferris wheel where you can see as far as Kobe on a clear day.
this product is called OSAKA OBACHAN NO AMECHAN.
shin sekai, where they walked around in the Puzzle documentary. tsutenkaku tower at the back, the iconic fugu, and biliken-san (not the original one though. that one's up in tsutenkaku).
where they bought takoyaki in that documentary. i didn't get to try. sold out when i got there.
(Osaka Romanesque) Umeda Eki- there are 3 Umeda Stations. I only got a picture of two, but I passed by the other one.
Umeda Eki (Hanshin)
Umeda Eki (Midosuji, which I call my line because that's where my hotel was. XD)
nakatsu is the next station.
and while we're at it. spot the names of characters that were in Hana Kimi. XD
(Puzzle) Horie Koen. I tell you, it's a bad idea (if you want to look inconspicuous) to go looking for eito-related places when there is a concert in that town on that day. There were eighters everywhere I went. XD
Muse Osaka. In front of Horie Koen. This is the restaurant they "made up" when they were in an awkward stage pre-debut, as seen on the Puzzle documentary. It was filled with girls when I got there. Guess whose fans they were.
sankaku koen at amemura
(Osaka Romanesque) midosuji. that is midosuji!
the sign says so.
(Osaka Romanesque) Ebisubashi - i found two Ebisubashis. :P one was the bridge, and the other was the adjacent shopping street.
that silver thing is a bridge.
see. it says so too:
or the shopping street:
(Osaka Romanesque) Shinsaibashi(-suji)
shochikuza. and cable.
naniwa soba at shin-osaka station (those are eighters outside, btw. lots of eighters inside too) where we naturally had:
naniwa special udon
not related but we were supposed to eat at our bochan's empire of restaurant chains, torikizoku, but it was closed so we opted for okonomiyaki instead.
kasu udon! last supper. XD i like it so much. bagay sa mga sikmura at panlasa ng pinoy! pak!
edit (added): johnny's shop in osaka. full of eighters so i didn't bother lining up.
we went to nara, as a side trip, before the countdown con and saw:
i know, totally unrelated but it's the colors. XD
also.... meet Roy, my pet deer.
and after the concert, at around 3 am, we celebrated new year (at a place Yasu has gone to) :D
kanpai! here's to another year of fangirling! :D