Gnaa, it really freakes me out that I have so much to blog about and so little time to do it. Every day is like a rush and when I turn around the clock is displaying midnight; which is just not fair! I need a 30-hour-day at least. Time is ticking faster in Japan.
I finally decided to try the Apple Green Lenses from the Princess Mimi Serious because I was so curious about the outcome; moreover I only own grey lenses so far which I thought looked all plain boring. I also wanted to use these lenses for Halloween if they turn out too creepy xD But I have to say I fell in love with these lenses. They are one of the most comfy lenses I ever wore; first time they started itching after two hours but this could be due to the heating in the train and the cold outside; I guess my eyes dried out a bit. (MEMO. Need to buy eyedrops soon.) So here’s the outcome! I won’t review them because it’s unnecessary to recycle things which are already reviewed to death.
No make-up and one lense. As you see my real eyecolor is rather pale.
Both without make-up which is just creepy. It looks so unbalanced >:
Final outcome; I LOVE the color of these lenses. Would’ve been better if these would’ve been a bit lighter though.
Off shot: Don’t take yourself so serious, Babe!
So I think the green color matches me kinda well, I’m glad! (Because this lens is kinda expensive here in Japan. But; no 3 weeks to wait for, took only 2 days of delivery ๐ Since I came to Japan I’m doing a lot of onlineshopping because its so freaking fast.)
Onto another topic; my beloved roommate had birthday on Thursday! Because we’re far far far away from home I tried my best so she has a nice birthday abroad.
I prepared a little birthday-table in our room because my mom did this every year for me.
Because we’re living a bit in the countryside of Japan there is not that much amusement here. So we went for Hon-Atsugi, a small town which is 4 stations away from where we live. There I planned to go to a cheap restaurant with astonishing food! Some friends once took me there and the food is just amazing for the price. (like 700 Yen for every menue.)
My choice; fried chicken with Kyabetsu, egg, rice, miso soup and tsukemono.
My roommate was craving for ebi, some sort of shrimp, because I’m cooking for us and I hate seafruit <:
Raw tuna on rice with soba noodles; choice of a friend
There was also something called „Fatty Horse“ but…. we didn’t dare to try lol
Me and my roommate in the back; some Italian and Korean girlfriends from our dorm <3
After that we went for Karaoke and making Purikura (as always, we never get tired of it) and had to climb through a window when the sun was about to set; our dorm closes every day at 11PM but… you can call someone to open the window of the kitchen for you :’D Very nice evening and I hope my roommate had a nice day as well!
Purikura stamps…. roommatie is always too slow >:
Myun & Federica
With So Young, such a nice girl. We’re great fans of her!
Okay I’m promising I’m back tomorrow with a Halloween post! My Halloween experince was kinda… special. Not in the good meaning, but at least I survived, haha. From Tuesday on we have a great University Festival where all nations for example have to cook some traditional food…. of course we are supposed to cook some German food. It will be hard to take; we are supposed to cook for more than 700 people. In the end there will be a firework which I’m looking forward to, I love fireworks! Won’t update during the week but hopefully at the weekend then. (:
Hi there! I’m Sam, solo traveler based in Berlin who lives part-time in Japan. I love to explore off the beaten path and immerse myself in the local culture as much as possible. Here you can find my favorite places around the globes, guides and itineraries!
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