27 juillet: c'est mon dernier jour!!!

On se rend au shokudo pour manger avec le p'tit groupe, il fait une chaleur! Donc finalement, on ne fait pas grand chose de la journée: trop chaud pour se balader... Bea commence à ranger ses affaires (elle partait le 4 août) et moi de même!

Vers 20H30 Chinatsu et Don viennent nosu chercher pour aller manger des suhi. C'est trop sympa! On s'installe à une table et y a les sushi qui défilent sur la courroie transporteuse... Donc il suffit de se servir. Et si on souhaite autre chose (qui n'est pas sur le tapis), eh bien il suffit de commander en appelant l'interphone. Et ensuite notre numéro est indiqué sur l'assiette, et il suffit de prendre!

Moi qui n'aimait pas les sushi en France, j'ai trouvé ça plutôt bon au Japon!!! Y a carrément plus de choix.

July 27th: my last day!!!

At lunch time we went to the shokudo to meet up with the group, it was boiling hot! So in the end we didn't do much as it was way too hot to go for a walk or anything... Bea started packing her stuff (as she was leaving on August 4th) - and me too!

Round 8.30pm Chinatsu and Don came to pick us up to go and have sushi! It was a very fun evening! We sat at a table and there was this conveyor belt with all the little plates on... So we just had to help ourselves! And if we wanted something else, something that wasn't on the conveyor belt, we just had to call on a kind of phone and ask. Then they would give us a number to be found on a plate with the food we had ordered, and that was it!

I remember I didn't like sushi in France, but here in Japan I quite liked them! And there was a wider variety as well.