Avatar, the movie, was just released in Japan not too long ago and after the week’s hard work, I decided to reward myself to an evening out to catch the movie with a few of my classmates. *grin* We had ramen for dinner before that right after class at this tiny shop in one of the alleys at Shibuya, and boy did it taste good! It was yummy yummy and I reckon I’d go back there again sometime soon! Haha. Just talking about it makes me hungry again! Haha.
(picture courtesy of Manu San! *smile*)
with my German and Swiss classmates Birgit San (left) and Eliane San (middle) *smile*
It was my first time to the cinema in Japan and I have to say it’s very different from Malaysia in terms of ticketing. It’s free seating at the cinema so whether you buy tickets earlier or just before the show, it won’t make a difference.
No seat selection and the price of the ticket is ¥1800 (RM60++), excluding drinks and popcorn. At that price I could get a Gold class ticket at GSC or 6 normal tickets in Malaysia! Haha. But guess what?! There’s a flip side to the Japanese language classes (apart from the tests we have to go through! Haha), because with the student ID card they gave me, I got a ¥300 discount on my ticket! Hehe. So I only paid ¥1500 (RM50). My drink and popcorn cost me about ¥980 (about RM34) though…haha. Japan standards! What can I say? The most expensive city to live in remember? *laugh*
with Manu San and Birgit San waiting for the movie to start (picture courtesy of Manu San. His wife is such a lovely lady BTW *wink*)
It was a great experience though and despite the price difference (can’t seem to get over the habit of converting everything to RM! *laugh*), I still enjoyed the movie. Fantabulous graphics I must say. Kudos to the director and motion graphics team. Brilliant movie. I enjoyed it thoroughly. *smile*
After the movie as we were heading back to the Shibuya train station, we bumped into this group of people that were giving out free hugs! Hahahaha. Hilarious! But I must say I was rather fascinated with the fact that these happy people were patiently standing out there in the cold waiting to give someone a hug. Spread the love ay? Hehe.
Decided to leave them a warm Malaysian panda hug…! Haha.
Looking forward to my first live gig in Japan this Monday at Kabuto Live House. If you’re in Tokyo, come drop by k! Hehe. Enjoy your Sunday! *grin*
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