It's so much easier making new friends here, I think, because everyone is always looking to meet new people and there are so many different types of people here from so many different countries. And of course half of these people I met ended up knowing someone I know, or we have some kind of strange connection. It's exactly the type of atmosphere that didn't really exist in D.C. Not to mention that when you go to karaoke bars here (we went to 2 really awesome places in Shinjuku Saturday night), people actually listen to you, or applaud, or dance along with you even if they don't know you! In a way, for such a huge metropolis of a city, Tokyo is quite small-- small enough that on Sunday I couldn't remember the location of the restaurant I wanted to go to, and as I was trying to find it, I ran into my friend on the street, the one friend I have who goes to this place regularly.
FYI, Monday I did have a date with the Australian, which went ... well, I don't really feel like going into detail now, but if you really want to know, send me a mail! Another reason I love Japan this week-- 2 holidays! Tonight it's out to the clubs for me!! And yes T-pan, if it weren't for you, I would never have been introduced to the wonderful world of HOUSE...!
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