Friday, September 25, 2009

when I swing my swords they all choppable

I have now been in Kagoshima for just over a week, and I have recovered my password to this blog, so I figured I would provide an update.

As most have seen on fb, I am living in a small apartment that consists of a corridor leading to a bedroom. Along the corridor one can find such exciting things as a mini fridge, microwave, shower, laudry machine and toilet room. A large portion of my time thus far has been spent furnishing the apartment further, buying pots and pans, utensils, soap, and other such goods.

Excursions have been made over the week, flying solo or with the two other exchange students I've met, Feri and Masa from Taiwan. Both very nice people, one is staying for a semester, the other a full year like me. One of such excursions took me to Sakurajima, local volcano to see a few Japanese bands including The Polysics. Some might remember my previous trip to see the Polysics in 2007, comparably the first show was much better, but the band still had an unbelievable amount of energy and very tight set.

I have also learnt a lot in the past few days about myself. For example, I love grocery stores, but hate having to go for groceries. It seems I cannot fond what I'm looking for anywhere. These items more particularly non-processed cheese and icing sugar. I have hatched an evil plan to make friends with a baker and find out where they buy their ingredients.

I suppose that would be it for now.
It's a wide entrance, small exit like a funnel, so deep it's picked up on radios in tunnels