guess what

we have internet.
But none of ya'll fools are awake yet! it's 7:11 your time.
That reminds me... I've seen more 7/11s in JApan than I've ever seen in the US. you won't believe this.. but I haven't seen a SINGLE Indian in them.
Anyway, I'm in out 2nd Tokyo hotel. Today was completely fun! I will proceed with an explanation:

First, we left Sendai with two very nice people that I'd never met before. They bought me a present! It was a fan, postcards, and something to hang on the wall... how do you call... a wind chime? yes, i fink so. I guess I shouldnt hang that on the wall, but rather- on the wind. ANYway, so, they helped us get where we needed to be to catch the train from Sendai Station to Tokyo Station, where Takefumi found us :-). i love this man! So, he got us, and took us to Harajuku, again! But this time, i would have plenty of time to shop! I bought clothes.. but didnt have much money left. I spent a total of $120 on this trip. cept... dad helped a lot. but yeah, Kalynn and Dani- U and i WILL go to Japan in the future together with a butt-load of money to spend. Comprende? The style in Harajuku, as well as the rest of Japan, is completely and utterly amazing. I straight up stood in front of people to photograph them. Lunch- Ramen. Shop more. ugh, so fun. THEN- the TOY STORE. what could be so great about a toy store? why does this particular toy store deserve to be in all caps? Well, I can tell you why.

This exact toy store was invaded by Michael Jackson. He bought everything in it. He had a bunch of kids with Him, who He let choose everything they wanted. Of course, now- it's restocked. But the important thing was- His (His pronouns should be capitalized, like God's) feet were where my feet were today. This wasnt a normal toy store, like Toys R Us though. It was more of like, a collectibles store. Action figure shop, really. Statue Palace. heck, i dunno- but it was neat. There was a model of The Enterprise for more than $1000. Tons of famous action figures. anyway, it was cool. and Michael was there. in spirit.

Then, Hard Rock Cafe, Tokyo. Yummy, chicken fingers.

Now, I'm in the hotel waiting for you fools to wake up to talk to me. Also, I'm watching Asains freak out over the eclipse on the television. they are crying over it. They are screaming.

We leave Japan tomorrow. 7 pm. We'll go to the Emperor's Palace first. Prolly eat one more Japanese meal... i dunno. Then, I'm off to Miami :-).