After viewing at least four different museums, we headed to Harajuku, the part of Tokyo known for crazy-clothes wearing people.
Then we walked to Shibuya to shop and walk around. I found a Japanese copy of Vice at American Apparel. We went to Tower Records--which I wasn't expecting much from, but found such artists as Crystal Castles, the Death Set, and Yelle (which I purchased). The top floor book store was even more impressive--you can find things here that I mail-ordered in America. Here, also, in Shibuya I saw this with mine own eyes: the Bape Store
We ate dinner at an all-you-can-eat Indian buffet and I got full for the first time this week. This was basically the longest day ever as we were downtown for nearly 14 hours. God.
5 comments:
hey girl. this is annie h. and i just wanted to say that i want to blast off some postcards to you asap because mail is the best so lemme know that japaddress. also, ian told me that you were going to be his music staff assistant and my brain exploded into a miasma of unicorns and fruit snacks. <3!
heyy! mail IS the best. you should give me your address as well and i will brave the japanese post office to mail it to you. mine is:
Alison Cain
c/o Green View House #202
4-23 Tadao
Machida City, Tokyo
194-0035
Japan
yes i am very excited about music staff stuff! it's my favorite and i'm excited to do even more. xoxo
HOLY CRIPES, ALISON! The Bapes store!! That's nuts. AND Harajuku! AND a mummy! Full day, man!
harajuku!!! did you see girls in like wedding dresses and stuff?
i saw girls dressed in like lacy doll costumes...weirdos, haha
Post a Comment