Slow Sunday

Hmmmm. Woke up at 5-6 am. Experimented with raw tuna for breakfast. It didn't convince me that it was entirely fresh and was let go (into the garbage bin). Then I went for the Miraikan science and technology museum. It was but i was too tired to really enjoy it and my stomach have started acting up. I've check into a capsule hotel tonight and had a nice relaxing time in the local Onsen. I feel sleeping is doing me better, but i haven't been fully awake in a short while.

The package looks okay... The texture... kinda grainy.


And me that thought that condoms would be taboo in japan. This was in a very popular shopping center.


The Fancy Building. I don't actually know what was inside it, but it is certainly futuristic looking. This was close to the Miraikan, where I hand to stand in a queue with about 1000 japanese people. In retrospect, bad idea to go on a national holiday, in a country with five days of vacation. The queue, however, progressed very orderly and in a continuous manner. Good queuing culture? you bet! (also, the floor of Miraikan is very good for sleeping on).


Your tired host after his first onsen in the Asakusa Riverside Capsule Hotel. The japanese sit down on a small barrel when washing. Kinda odd, but very relaxing. Cozy place where lots of sleep is possible.



No, I didn't forget my Rocker key, but then I forgot my camera there, halfway through the tokyo subway.



The Capsule. Very cozy actually - like a tent. A fancy-1991-ish atmosphere, cool air and nice and quiet.



Denny's - now awarded for worst western style restaurant atmosphere, EVER. The food was okay and the service friendly enough, but the constant Disney-style at-this-moment-I've-found-my-life's-true-love style romantic serenade, then your brain wants to jump out the window and your body is considering a surprise lobotomy.