Slow as ever...

[rkold]

It's hot and humid here and that always make me cranky, that and I'm trying to make a LJ icon but not having any luck finding the images I want. Oh well.

Anyway for those curious.. long awaited pictures from my last two trips to Japan. (May 2004 and June 2004)


Pretty Victorian dresses
Left Wing
Left Wing
Left Wing
Elvish type dolls
Keigo!! (and Sengoku)
Yzak Jule
Tezuka and Ryoma
Lots o' anime dolls
More of Keigo and friends
Kira Yamato
Asuran Zara
Modern Tulip clothes for Jenny
More Modern Tulip
Keigo!!!
More Keigo
Keigo!!! Squeeee
Keigo, notice a trend
Another shot of Keigo
Final Keigo picture
Baby Blue Eyes
More Baby Blue Eyes
More Baby Blue Eyes
Baby Blue Eyes does SDs
Random cute clothes
Another cute outfit
A sari for Kisara
Concrete
Orochimaru
Kakashi and Hayate
Pretty SDs
More SDs
Susie
More Susies
And more Susies

Unfortunately my picture of Rudy himself came out rather poorly because of the lighting. >.< For those interested, the amazing anime character dolls were made by the excessively talented Modern Tulip




First to set the scene, some pictures of Shinjuku home of the RWT apartment.
DoCoMo Building
Takashimaya Times Square Building
Shinjuku Station
The actual apartment building in Roppongi Jyuu lifted the floor plan of for the RWT apartment
The Shibuya Starbucks, see Kamio and Yuuta chats part 1 and part 2
More of the same with "Kamio" and "Yuuta"
Shibuya Subway, see Kamio and Yuuta chat and damnit the bowls are no longer being offered. ;;_;;
More of "Kamio" and "Yuuta"
The Shibuya Mandarake
Employees, "Kamio", "Yuuta", "Yagyuu" and "Ryoma"
The Shinjuku Tokyu Hands, with "Yuuta" and "Yagyuu", see chat
Curtain shopping
Shinjuku branch of Bellini's
"Yuuta" at the playground, see chat
"Jiroh" and "Wakato" at the Hakuhinkan Toy Park elevator, see chat
Rachel wins the pathetic fan girl award, wanna guess what I'm karaoking? XD



Kim, Ko and friend
Odaiba
Tokyo Tower
The Tower mascot XD
My college reunion
Millennium Force...*drools*
Millennium Force from the hotel parking lot. *so worth the money for that view!*


For those interested, people generally find it odd that I am completely petrified of ferris wheels but not things like Millennium Force which are tall enough to fit the Statue of Liberty under. (and not the Odaiba version) The truth is, I am terrified of heights, and roller coasters generally don't spend that long at the top and you're always moving rather fast. Ferris wheels move slowly and you feel like you're up high forever.

I will try to actually write up something about some of the things I did at some point, but I am slow.
And for those who missed it last May...
Ebisu, with a frog
More fun at Ebisu