On Friday our ways started to part ^^ Sarah’s class is pretty cool and so the teacher organized a dodgeball game for after school. So Anna and I had to entertain ourselves and decided to check out the next department store: „Feel News“. It more or less consists of only a supermarket and a cheap clothes store, but in the basement there’s a small Serie 100 Yen store and a kid’s corner. I just had to take some pictures for you XD Do you know this guy? It’s Anpanman!
He’s so big, you can actually sit inside (well, at least when you’re a kid).
There are like gaming machines everywhere, but of course they are super cute!
Ans most of you may know gashapon. There’s not only one automat here and there, but there are walls of them. Ther’s nothing you cannot find as a gashapon toy. Anime characters, catpaws that purr if you press them, and squeezable cookies.
They day turned out a little bit boring. Sarah was hanging out with here class in the vening, too, so we two leftover girls rode our bikes to Aeon and strolled around. When we felt hungry we bought some (can’t read the kanji)-yaki. It’s like a fish-shaped pancake with different fillings. This one was a savory variation filled with ham, salad, mayonnaise and ginger. Of course I received a stampcard (you can guess, with little fish-stamps)…my wallet ist full of them >_<°
With a whole week of sleep-shortage I was half-dead and finally took a very hot bath and went to bad. You see, japan – besides the fact it’s JAPAN – isn’t exciting every day XD
Alles Liebe,
Gashapon-Automaten. Ich werde es nicht müde, Fotos davon zu machen, herum zu stöbern und Premiere bei der letzten Reise: einen Automaten bis auf die letzte Kugel zu leeren (Mann oh Mann gingen da eine Menge 100 Yen Münzen in den Schlitz). Aber was soll man machen, wenn einen die Sammelwut überkommt und doch glatt ein Hersteller auf die Idee gekommen ist, eine Schlüsselanhängerreihe zu meiner Lieblingsserie Revolutionary Gilr Utena zu machen.