As for me, i got my headpiece in HK but with a few borrowed items, i think i was able to claim the scariest-back-of-the-head prize:
Hey, at least people weren't screaming from looking at the front.
The saturday after was the 3rd of November, also known as Culture day in Japan. This is the only holiday i like to venture out into the hoards becuase at Meiji Shrine, they have all kinds of Japanese cultural stuff going on.
There was traditional music:
The entrance of the shrine had chrysanthamums on display:
There was a shinto service and Noh dancing. After the service, the clergymen filed out:
And of course, my favorite part, the martial arts display:
There were swords:
there were sticks:
And even bigger sticks:
And bows and arrows:
And my personal favorite, Yabusame!
Mochi making
and the boat made of domestically grown veggies:
The next day was the big Waseda University Festival. It is unlike anything they have in the US. this is not homecoming or anything like that. it's like a massive 2 day pep rally where different school "clubs" can raise money by seeting up different booths. very interesting. and heaps of fun!
Mr. Waseda, i presume?
There was some pro wrestling:
I could not pass this sweet treat up!
Kids dressed like sushi:
And of course the cheerleaders (Dusty was SOOOO hapy!!):
Yosakoi, yosakoi!
D's friends Teriyuki and Taka with a new (cute) friend:
This guy was like Justin Timberlake's Dick in a box except he was Dick in a bowl of UFO instant ramen. too bad you can't see much below the belt........
D fulfills his fantasy of being the meat in a nurse and stewardess sandwich:
Snack anyone?
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