Good-bye to IUJ and some Tokyo moments

After graduation, the sad moment of good-bye finally arrived.... My idea was to hang out in Tokyo for almost 2 weeks before returning to Ecuador, or the lees likely event to happen, to get a job in Japan... Good-bye to Jamal and Tuna, and their Japanese friend Masako-san. Guys, thanks for the big pack of my favorite Bangladeshi tea!!!!In the Yamasaki, met with Kasu. Good luck my friend, please remember how to work! (Leo-san, as you can notice I inherited your Yebizu bambu cup, I will take care of her!)My dearestest Emiko, pre-good-bye pics... Wish you the best, my dear! Hope to see you again somewhere...I went to submit my room key, so good bye to the Housekeeper-chans too!Kien, the Watermelon Boy. Hope your wife will have a smooth e-Business experience! Mojo-jojo and the Powerpuff Girls...Good-bye, Rochita, good luck in Switzerland (get a Suiss husband!)....Do svedanya, Sevkita, thank you for everything! Please let me know where in the world you will settle down, if you get married, etc...Emily, may our love-hate relationship last forever! I already miss you...In the bus stop, we met some more friends (actually I traveled to Tokyo with Selva and Debi-chan) Matt, you are a good man (despite you not understanding that Bush is evil).. Take care, and take care of our car... Kaushal, the Sri-Lankan P.I.M.P., hope your business goes up in Japan... In Kamisato I woke up for a genki-cha shot with Takeshi and Debi-chan. Guys, you are too good. Hope you'll be able to return in Japan soon...Last good-bye to Takeshi in Tokyo... I came straight home (to Jessie's), and my last days in Tokyo officially started... Yuko-san took me to a magnificent Japanese dinner. It included an atonishing variety of tofu...It looked small, but there were so many portions one after another that I couldn't finish... Yuko-chan introduced me his friend Eiichi, who had lived in Guayaquil for 2 years and speaks perfect spanish...Later we hung out down the barrio with Yuko-chan. Small shrine in Gaiemmae...It was some kind of festival going on in Omote-sandou...There were thousands of people, I think...Thanks Yuko-sama, we must meet again before my departure! That night, Korean Yakiniku with Jess and Andrea... The service was not good, but the greasy pork ribs meant to me a reconciliation with life...Jessie ashamed for what she did... The next day I had an interview at LB... Lets see what happens... After that had to go to the Japanese Ministery of Foreign Affairs, to certificate my diploma... And I finally met in person Wendy, aka Sugoi-chan, an Ecuadorian (and Guayaquilean) girl studying in Tokyo... We went to the Ecuadorian Embassy, and also for Jess to eat something...Then with Wendy we headed to Akihabara (finally I could find present for my fatha)... We ended really tired, it was a very very hot day... Next day, Jess, Yoshita and me went to the pool... It was full of children learning to swim, so the water was warm despite of not being a sunny day (because of so much children pee)...For some reason I dont understand, girls didnt allow me to make pictures of them in bikini.... so lets put some pictures of the also beautiful surroundings...After pool, we had a big, tasty and surprisingly inexpensive fish set....Yoshita enjoying her food...After meal we felt so sleepy that we needed a siesta (only Yoshi had to go to work)... That afternoon I went with Wendy to Shibuya... In KiddyLand.. Wendy hugging Ecuadorian main export product after oil...Gremmlins!!!!!!!!Wendy's university...We made some shots of the Shibuya Crossing.. It was weekday, but in weekend is even more crowded...That nite, we went to a chinese restaurant for David's and Mani's b-day... The LB maffia!Decoration was quite interesting...Later, those who lived at walking distance from Roppongi went to Friday's, to celebrate Jessie's "birthday". Tomorrow Jessie returns to the US, so this was a sort of good-bye thing... Happy B-Day Good-bye!!!!!Amiga, te deseo lo mejor. Estoy convencido de que luego de tu pasantia en OEA te ofreceran trabajo ahi! Disculpame por los malos entendidos, pero nuestra amistad overcame todo eso... Ha sido grato ser roommates estos dias, ya te extranio!!!!!!!Next day, Jessie flew back home.... Some oddities of these last days: Fubu...The Japan's Most Wanted, and me...Winged deity...Crowded shopping mall...I still have 5 days left in Japan...