Cool place.

WOW! That is a very cool photo. It really is a huge city. Enjoy your stay there. http://jolenegeorge.blogspot.com/

Ok, one more thing (can you tell I'm excited you are there--so much fun!)--I've been to Tokyo a quite a few times and my favorite place to eat (and not expensive) is a noodle house called Ippudo. Has the most amazing Ramen noodles and gyoza (and ice cold Ebisu beer if you are so inclined). It's located in the Ebisu part of Tokyo--specifically, Hiroo 1-3-13. [along Meiji-dori towards Hiroo, just past the post office] It's open until 4am! A fun, local and yummy experience.

have fun!!!!

WOW
that photo is so impressive
i hope you get to live it up lucky lady!!
cheers!

Ali- be safe on your travels. Seems like Tokyo is a world away--so cool that you get to share your inspiration with a whole different culture. Take care- Janna

Not many things in this world make me feel small... But this makes me feel small.

So a lot of asian LOs in perspective for ya'!
Great!
;o)

Say hello to my son and daughter there in Tokyo! I have also been there and totally in awe of the number of people. I know this is going to be a great experience for you. I cant wait to see pics of your classes!
mata ne!

konbanwa!!!! right now, i'm right here in Noborito... i'm guessing an hour away from tokyo. if only i knew i was gonna be here when you were here, i would have made a reservation to attend your class. we (by that i mean: my family) were visiting the japan's famous tower: tokyo tower. i thought it was magnificient.... and yeah, so was the people. i want to attend your class!!!! i don't know if you remember me: i was the one that tried to invite you in Billing Montana. how long are you going to be here in japan? i'm staying until the 15th of november. if you don't mind, please post where i can get a hold of you. i'm a little desperate to attend your class. i feel like i can go everywhere here in japan since the commute is a lot convenient despite the sheer mass of people. i'm have a hard time connecting with the internet here, i can't access my email however, i was to able to find your website with no problem. i am so thrilled you're here in japan_ i think it is such a wonderful place. i brought the wrong clothing, i honestly thought it was gonna be snowing since it was snowing a bit in my town when we left. i figured, they too have 4 seasons- so it gonna be snowing here too. this is my home phone just in case: 044 900 0409 or extreme137@bresnan.net (my husband's) i truly love the train here, it can honestly take me everywhere. tomorrow the 28th_ japan's date, we are heading to Nikko_ i am not sure if that's the same place you went to but i heard it's quite the amazing place. also, after i get off here, i'm going to Family Mart and get a blank book_ so i can get the shrines to stamp in it. i hope to hear from you. if not, you have the most wonderful time! and try the famous marinated unagi.
oyasomenasai.

Sounds like you have a really good time in Tokyo! ;-)
I'm not sure that I'm in the good place to post the link of my LO about creativity but here it is: http://www.twopeasinabucket.com/pg.asp?cmd=display&layout_id=1011499
Thanks for the challenge.
Sév

It does look like it goes on forever! Can't wait to hear more about Tokyo! Have fun!

I'll join Sév in questioning myself IF I'm right to post here ... but anywaaaay ... here's my part for the Creative Confidence Challenge ... it's a resumée of my pieces of work over the last couple of month ...
http://creativecreations.typepad.com/creative_creations/2006/10/aezine_weekly_c.html
Love - Andrea

Holy cow. Amazing. Enjoy every single minute of it! Sara

Hi, Ali! Good to see you post about your adventures in Japan...I've been following IKUKO's blog too! Isn't NIKKO amazing?! LOVE that place...took a lot of my "foreign" clients there. Can't wait to read more on what you're up to! Keep us updated!! DEWA MATA! MargieH in Chicago

Joining Sev and Andrea here's my creative challenge post for this week as well!

looks amazing. if you get a chance to visit one of the temples, do. i've never been to japan but my husband has been. the temples and bath houses i hear are awesome. hope to see some more pics from your trip.

Beautiful pic of the city! Amazing insights on Tokyo too. Thanks for sharing with those of us that will probably never go to Japan.

way cool.
soak. it. up.

I am totally missing Japan right now! I lived and worked there for 2 years as a dancer in a show at Tokyo Disneyland...such an amazing experiance and opportunity. I miss taking the trains and being able to walk everywhere...and the shopping!! AAAhhh! Make sure you get some of that in, there are so many awesome places there. Have fun with all your japanese studenats, you'll be posing for tons of pictures, and I can guarantee they will all love your blonde hair!

Tokyo is a very cool place - and you are right - a TON of people... amazing!!
Be sure to have some Tempura and Sake while you are there! YUM!
One of my favorite places was Akihabra, which is basically the electronics mecca of the world... of course, you might not be into that geeky stuff as much as me! :)