Luckily, my last Parapara party in Tokyo went out with a blast. It was Halloween in Japan and many people dressed up for the occasion. It was surprising to see in how many places it was unacceptable to wear scary uniforms. Quite a few Japanese people consider it a hellish festivity introduced by the Western world. There was even a rally against Halloween and foreigners organized by the right-wing party in Tokyo at Shinjuku subway station.

Saturday night I met up with my American friends Amber and Heather for some good ol' Shibuya shopping. I didn't realize it was a special long weekend holiday thus everybody was shopping and the streets and stores were packed. We met up at 109 for girls shopping and ended up in 109-2 which is the all men department store across the street. They had a bunch of male models showcasing the autumn gear for 2009.

The amusement park is a lot of fun but some of the games are pretty cheesy. We went during the weekend and experienced quite some lineups thus we didn't wanted to stick around long. The game in the video was suppose to train your brain and accuracy but it failed miserably, just one mistake and game over which is pretty lame. How could you even get used to it. The crepe cafe on the lower floor was truly amazing though causing a sugar overload.

After a heavy night of drinking in Fukuoka. Started packing around noon on thursday to go to Nagasaki. Huis ten Bosch is a massive park which has complete replicas of dutch buildings, streets, boats, windmills, etc. I could not believe my eyes upon arrival, the Japanese truly took the time to perfect dutch architecture. Walking through the park I have to say that some look even better than the original.