Dying Inside

I am dying right now trying to absorb every single thing this book could offer. the book am referring to is the Strategic Management book as i have test tomorrow, and still there's tons to read, heh being the typical me again studying and dying last minutes. hehe.

while Linda's found amusement watching Troy for the fifth time this week, i found another way to ease the tense and at the same time pleasing my little tummy. oreo!

i remember times in matriculation where Oreo is a MUST HAVE item in bag. and thats fairly describe why i've grown HUGE in matriculation and chasing guys away from me for being a big rounded brat eating Oreo in class.

oh btw, have you check out the 30 day Photo Challenge? u can click the picture on the side bar it will direct u straight to my 30 Day Photo blog, it is day 5 already guys! u can check all participators blog HERE.

so while i was browsing through the files in my lappie for some photos for the 30 Day Challenge, i stumbled upon a folder of my pics during my short visit to Japan many many years ago.

i have some sort of craving for japanese foods since i was in my secondary school. studying in a boarding school make it compulsory for us to learn any foreign language and i choose Nihonggo. Our sensei( teacher) will sometimes cooked Japanese foods for us, and my craving for it bloomed ever since. so when i have the opportunity to visit Japan in 2007, i take that chance to try out some mouth watering Japanese cuisines.walla! it tastes never the same like here in Malaysia of course. :)

Kaminarimon Gate, Asakusa Temple

I love Japan because they value their culture and tradition so much until they still preserved everything their culture could offer until now. as u can see in the picture above, it amuses me when some of the houses combined modern and tradition element in the architecture. how dramatic! and u can see all the ancient buildings, temples, shrines were all still standing high.

 the Japanese even celebrated their ancestors ancient festivals, so it is best for u to check out their calender before planning to visit Japan or else u might missed out many interesting festivals which mainly celebrated around May-July. i was unlucky for visiting Japan during winter so we're just go gaga-ing over the snow rather than learning about their culture.  

and if u're an environment lover, Japan offers u the cleanest environment ever, and they have pretty gardens as well. i can still remembered we were rolling ourselves on the green grass of the Imperial palace garden before the guards chased us away! haha! well u dont wanna fuss around with Japanese emperor,dont u? so better behave good while u're in his territory :D

well many says your visit to Japan wouldn't be completed if u dont visit the famous Shibuya and it's famous junction. u can see about thousands of people crossing the junction at a time, boy, thats really a huge crowd i must say. no wonder why it is called as the buzy-est junction in the world!

u can see thousands of fluorescent light advertisement boards on the buildings surrounding the junction. u will only see the great view if u're really there, so pack your bags and leave for Japan now! haha!

and these people make my Japan adventure more fun. miss u guys!

..and not to forget these two Japanese. they can be really friendly i told u, so be friend with them and they can be a very good friend to u.

so enough for tonite,

better move on with some readings then.

goodnight!