Hey look at the ground! We have swept twice now!

a sign that is in many subways- (discussion topics- what are they doing?-I think she is giving her heart away- watch out not on a train!)

Tokyo ikitai! I wanted to go to Tokyo and I did! Angela and I wanted to hit up the Big Mikan and relax! We escaped the randomness of Kofu to enjoy the sights and sounds of a place that should be scarry but just has so many people you get exhausted just watching them! We primarily went to Tokyo to chop the pelo! (for those who do not know spanish- pelo is hair!) So Angela went on line to hit up a sweet hair place in Tokyo. We found one called Sin Den and they spoke complete English! That was a definite bonus. So as we got to the area- we found out that it was very hard to find- it was located in this residential part out side one of the biggest shopping areas in Tokyp- Omoteasando! So we walked and walked and it was raining. We asked Sin Den wa doko desu ka and not one knew! So finally we called and a nice man who spoke good English told us how to get to this Place! IT was sweet but located in an apt building in the middle of a residential area- which is typical but many rights and lefts and such! SO we got there and thus started the choppage! One thing I would like to share is that whenever I get my hair cut there is usually a behhhh? for the color of my hair (thanks mom and dad) and the thickness of my hair (thanks dad!) but this time it was different it was summed up in one comment from my hair cutter- "Molly san look down, we have swept this twice!" And there was still a huge pile of hair! You could have made 5 dogs- fur coats or maybe 3 wigs out of it! I should start selling this! But who wants hair? Anywho- it was great and here is our outcome! 

Angela- before (top) and after (bottom)!

me before (top) and after (bottom) (with ganster face- must make sure it works with the hair!)

After this weight loss- i mean hair loss (for me this is similar), we got ready and painted the town midori (green)! We got all gussied up to enjoy some American style food! We went to Outback Steak House (which was also hard to find) but got a blooming union, and salads! The portions were American size- and so was the blooming union! It was WONDERFUL to eat a real salad with great greasy onions! Didn't know you could miss it that much! 

I thought these things were gone?

 So after this wonderful time we were heading back to the station to maybe pick up some coffee- and we got stopped by some TV people! They were a local smaller TV station (lead by some younger students) and they wanted us to sing songs we heard through some head phones! SO we played some ipod karaoke in the middle of Tokyo! The song was not in English and I was basically do do--ing lots and dancing just to help out their cause! Any who- that may turn up on some ridiculous lets-make-fun- of-foreigners TV show but it was really fun!!!! Angela and I did well I think and we are looking for agents as we speak so if you know of anyone then we are ready! We can even do some Japanese songs too! So the night was swanky (more the Hilary type!) 

( I didn't know you had to put your name on the row of shoes you wanted- lucky Praice Dwon!) This was hard to take so many people around- they were definitely discounted! but Dwon gets em all!)

Then we slept at the sweet little hostel where we met some people from Australia who were coming to Japan to Ski in Hokiedo! They were very SUGOI! The we shopped! It was sweet!

Lots of great things happened and lots of great food and great blue plaid glasses were found! SO you could say our trip to the big mikan was successful!

Remember: If you  are asked to sing a song you do not know- adding the robot- does make you look like you know it better!

~MOlly