Particularly busy in Tokyo this week. Major milestone completions, Portal redesign launch and filming - an extremely fulfilling week. Next week will be filled with external meetings, Chara Hobby, server migrations to be followed the following week by more major TV network filming and if all goes well the launch of one of my clients English websites.
Out of all the media appearances I've made, this one is the biggest and pretty much covers the entire globe. They cover my work in Tokyo and film me working with one of my clients at their office which also gives them exposure too. The news feature wil also be the first news network to announce a certain thingy ^^; Very much looking forward to this one.
Comrades who are website owners will know that I try my best to channel traffic to their sites instead of attempting to keep everybody behind a silo - will continue to carry out my duty of sharing because sharing is good for everyone.
And then we hit Shibuya for some filming of Japanese Girls ^^;
Need to find a way to easily update the media apperance list which keeps growing ^^;
And the conference so far are...
Mc Dees are doing 100 yen for each of these deals. Anybody thought "Shanna" as soon as you saw this?
The mascots for Sato Pharmaceutical. They can be seen outside pharmacies but don't usually wear T-shirts.
Fancy having your feet massaged for 35 mins at a laughable 4200 yen?
Or how about a shoulder massage - 10 mins for 1050 yen.
Kaisen Yakisoba - 1050 yen. Mikuru and Nunchucks - priceless (because shes a SAF) ^^;
Getting decent shoes in my size in Tokyo is a pain. I'm a UK size 10 and not many places do that size. I had to go all the way to Kichijoji where the head Nike store is just for these trainers. They were about 7000 yen.
I would have thought that with the change in Japanese eating habits that the lads would have bigger feet by now. Anybody here have the same problem?
I usually get my shoes when I'm overseas. The last batch of shoes I got was from LA last year.
The colonel gets in the Matsuri mood.
Half boiled egg on peas n bacon - about 200 yen.
Meitaiko Spaghetti with seaweed - about 400 yen.
More half boiled egg shenanigans in a kaisendon set - 880 yen.
Sour Salmon with vegetables - 800 yen.
Cost about 12000 yen for a new Eneos battery.
You know exactly when the roadworks are going to finish. These guys are going to be finished on the same day at 6PM.
The roadworks back in the UK were terrible. They went on forever and if you peeked in the holes left in the road you would see traffic cones and always newspaper.
The roadworks in Seattle were pretty bad too which also went on forever. Roadworks go on forever in your region or come and go swiftly?