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September 15, 1999
Day 8. It's my family day. I visited my parents.
Today: Kojimachi
(my place) -> Uguisudani
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This is
where I stay. The Japanese call this type of apartment as 'Mansion.'
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It's national
holiday today (Respect-for-the-Aged Day.) There are little cars on the
street.
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Fish bowl
restaurant. It's tuna on the rice with soy source.
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My lunch.
Fish bowl and noodle soup.
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Menu on
the wall.
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All dairy
products.
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There are
Kinko's in Tokyo, too.
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Weird fashion.
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Babies
visit grandpa and grandma.
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Uguisudani
is Tokyo's old district.
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Old wooden
houses.
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Cable mess!
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The ad
on the telegraph pole.
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Chikuryuan
Okano, the best Japanese confectionery.
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Mr. Yoshiwara,
the young master of the shop. He is a computer expert, too. He is planning
to introduce the 'real' Japanese sweets to New Yorkers.
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Syrup over
agar. Yummy.
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One day,
Kogome Daifuku, their special rice cake stuffed with sweet bean jam,
will rule the world!
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The vending
machine of the Compact Disks.
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Advertisement
with video in the train.
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Buy my
stuff!
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And my
dinner. Thanks to my mom!
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