7 days..

Jeg ved ikke helt hvad jeg skal skrive, saa her er et billede af Kristoffer med en avis origami kasse paa hovedet:

Spoeg til side, vi har nu vaeret i Japan i en uge, vi har vaeret vaeret i roppongi - det mest kendte sted for udlaendinge, folk der taler engelsk alle vegne, naesten, wow!

Vi proevede japansk karaoke, saa cosplay for boern, sad et forbudt sted paa et tempel, fik vores fortunes - 2 gange og sidst men ikke mindst har vi vaeret i nogen af tokyos parker, alt dette og mere paa de kommende billeder:)

So, we have now been in japan for 7 whole days, we have been to Roppongi - the most famous place for foreigners, english - talking - people, almost everywhere, WOW!

We have tried Karaoke, watched cosplay for small children, been sitting at a bad spot in a temple, gotten our fortunes - twice and last but not least we have been to some of Tokyo's parks, all this and more on the comming pictures;)

In this picture we see Kristoffer at Sakusa, a big marketplace almost like The Yellow Market in Prague.



Paa dette billede ser vi saa Kristoffer pose paa Sakusa, et stort marked naesten ligesom det gule marked i Prag.











This is at the Sakusa temple, in this picture we see our very nice guide Luna, which during this whole trip guided us trough everything.
also Simon and Me picked our first fortunes(mikushi) at this shrine beyond this large building, Simon pulled the lucky straw and rolled a "very lucky", me... yeah im just ordinary - yayness! Also, in the inner temple beyond this building we threw a coin and made a wish, lets hope it comes true!




Dette er Sakusa templet, paa dette billede ser vi vores super-guide Luna som under hele turen guidede os igennem selv de mindste detaljer. Ogsaa ved dette shrine fik Simon sin lykke spaaet(mikushi) for foerste gang, han trak det laengste straa og fik "heldigst", Luna og mig trak desvaerre bare almindeligt held, som, bare lige for at sige det ikke er det vaerste da der er et hav af ulykkelige grader af held, derudover fik vi paa traditionel vis oensket i den indre del af templet, lad os haabe vores oenske gaar i opfyldelse!













Here we see Simon mocking the buddist gods, still at the temple, and me capturing this disgracefull act on film ;)



Her ser vi saa Simon vaere blasfemisk overfor de japansk-buddistiske guder, og mig fange oejeblikket paa kamera;)







At this picture we see the statue of Hachikou, the symbol of loyalty to many japanese people still today, to read the story about hachikou go to http://www.wikipedia.com/ and search for hachikou. The story about hachikou fascinated people all over the world, and has been made into a film in 2009, the fill is called "A dog's Tale".

Paa dette billede ser vi statuen rejst af Hachikou, Hachikou er selv den dag idag et symbol for mange japanere for trofasthed, man kan laese en udredning af historien paa http://www.wikipedia.com/, bare soeg under hachikou inde under soegefunktionen. Historien om Hachikou har gennem tiden fascineret mange mennesker verden over og blev filmatiseret i 2009, filmen hedder "A dog's tale".





THATS ALL FOLKS, stay tuned, theres plenty more stories and pictures, but if we should upload them all we would be sitting inside all day, and we can't have that can we ;)?

Det var det hele for denne gang, foelg med! der er masser af yderligere historier, men hvis vi skulle dele hver eneste ville vi sidde indenfor hele dagen, og det kan vi jo ikke have kan vi;)?

Simon and Kristoffer - Signing out