Konnichiwaaa! morgeeen Yes!
There is always, for a change new again - at least until early May. ^ ^ As long as I am in effect with 4 other girls from my year in Tokyo! Yeah, exactly - Tokyo! And I can tell you is that it's absolutely outrageous! As long as I've been waiting on it now and so we are already there since Sunday. :)
On the first day, Monday, we're almost ended up in Shinjuku, probably the most densely station in Japan ... Imagine, Annette, and I seriously Zanela packed up and down stairs in front of a groan, as in Japanese train stations have escalators outside of department stores absolute rarity. Was very pleasant, really - to carry over 6 h by semi Tokyo, we finally had everything with flat keys so clear and we could with the woman from tokyo rent here at the station (Senzoku-ike in Ota, a suburb of Tokyo) meet, who accompanied us to the apartment and gave us some useful tips. The apartment here is really super nice - the only flaw on Monday was that we had no hot water and no gas ... Later in the evening we stood, it was cold! (KALT!!) - Still a few hours at the station around to pick up Meli, then to be held at 20:45 19h arrived sometimes. Wonderful Japanese rail network!
And now there first pictures of the house:
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first act: Notebook up ^ ^
futons in the 'bedroom'
our kitchen and shower:
Sooo ... On Tuesday we went to the gas-man-as waiting until the afternoon at home. The Guteste had moved to ... No wonder, when the streets have no names here! When he finally came it was the total cliché Japanese. :) First he came out of the bowing out does nothing around like a weeble with Fussfetish ... Zog of course good shoes at the door of (he had toe socks ^ ^) and then came here often to us 5 minutes zuzutexten in Japanese - we have understood so much about => ('Gaso'). He then mumbled something about bright legally 'äääh ... shortlist moment 'and went out again. We waited about 10 min ... Then the first e-mail to the Housing Association ('What the hell is going on in here ???'). After calming extended fifteen minutes he came back to confused to wiggle through the apartment and to alternate on stove, sink and shower. And out again. Ca. 1 h later to repeat this game we finally had hot water and gas. As it was then almost dark ... and we were on our way to Shinjuku to have somewhere to get a monthly pass (which it was supposed to be in one of the most legendary ticket offices there) - of course there was no bad English. Why the hell then write their signs in English? To bona fide To attract tourists, then the queue for half an hour to face only a helplessly shaking their cashier, the 'no english' stammers and incredibly long phrases in Japanese apology is on its own. ...
waiting for the train:
Aaaaaaaaaaah! BUNT! Aaaaaaah!!
Pachinko ftw!
When we found a supermarket and we were wondering ... or: Zanela makes toothpaste advertising ...
Japanese, after we had been through it all, we are still a bit getapst through Shinjuku and have grown from the neon lights of Pachinko Halls wegflashen can ... at home and even found a supermarket, what do excellent end of the day. :)
Sooo ... and will proceed next entry, otherwise you will not see through the sheer more images. (The text you have to anyway almost with a magnifying glass looking ^ ^)