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I had a really nice day today. It's Sunday today, so obviously1 I got nothing to do so I went to meet my English friend Ben in a place called Harajuku in Tokyo, which is a great place to hang out in on Sundays anyway, but we found this amazing sushi restaurant that we used to go to together every time we meet up. Sundays usually our day for meeting up together cause he lives in Yokohama which is quite a long way away from me. So I don't ever see him during the week. Anyway, this sushi restaurant we found is the best one I've eaten at in Tokyo. It's one of those ones with all the sushi on a little conveyor belt, that goes along, but it doesn't just do raw fish it does all the different meats. It does little hamburgers on rice, little bits of bacon2 on rice, melon, salad, and also loads of puddings. We ended up I think eating about 7 puddings between us today. Um, it's, the pricing system really good. It's done on, the, how many plates you eat, and each plate is different color and that's a different price and it's so cheap and you end up, just gorging3 yourself eating loads and loads, for really a very cheap price, so after that we were both stuffed5, and left the restaurant, went to a, up to a place in Harajuku where all the crazy kids hang out wearing costume6. Had a look around there. Took some pictures and then walked along the road together about 15 minutes to a place called Shibuya which is really one of the good sort of trendy young shopping, hanging out places in Tokyo, um, just so crowded all the time,but today they were having a Matsuri festival on, where all the sort of people from the local different sort of dojos and clubs get together and carry this big heavy thing through the streets all in there traditional Japanese clothes, and all that chanting7 and singing and whistling8, so that was really nice to see. We decided9 we wanted to go to the cinema to see a new film that has just come out so we walked all around Shibuya looking for cinemas and everyone we went to didn't have this film, wasn't playing this film, so we gave up on that in the end. Ben went home and I went into one of the shopping centers in Shibuya looking for souvenirs11 for my friends, cause it's getting to that time now where I gotta start thinking I'm leaving Japan in a month and there's just my list of presents that I've got to get for people, a number of people I've got to get things for is just getting longer and longer as I keep on remembering more and more people, so I've stuffed my souvenir10 buying now and I think Shibuya, as far as my girlfriend's is concerned is the best to buy stuff4.
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v.(用食物把自己)塞饱,填饱( gorge的现在分词 );作呕 | |
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n.原料,材料,东西;vt.填满;吃饱 | |
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adj.充满的;饱的v.塞住( stuff的过去式和过去分词 );把…装进;把…装满;(使)吃撑 | |
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7 chanting | |
v.吟颂,咏唱( chant的现在分词 );反复有节奏地喊叫(或唱等) | |
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n.吹笛,吹口哨,啸声v.吹口哨( whistle的现在分词 );鸣笛;呼啸着前进;空指望 | |
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adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的 | |
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n.纪念品,纪念物 | |
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11 souvenirs | |
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