Vamos (como no) ya!
Once upon a time, a spanish boy (know as Onio) and a japanese girl (called Rina) met on the internet mostly by chance. At present time, they finally met after something like 3 years of friendship over the net.
Place: Madrid Date: the end of March
Day 1
I was in Madrid, spending some time there for the spring break, so Rina paid me a visit there at home. I picked her up at the airport in Barajas (she was coming from Lyon) and from there we went directly to city, to make a small tour around.
Route: (by car) Puerta de Alcalá -> Cibeles -> Gran Via -> (walking) Templo de Debob -> Plaza España -> Palacio Real -> La Almudena -> Plaza Mayor -> Puerta del Sol -> calle Arenal -> Opera -> Templo de Debob
After a couple of sweet coffes at Starbucks, we did something most of the girls love:, shopping! So, I took her to spanish shops like Zara , Mango and Pull and Beard. They are good places to buy things you can not get in Japan!
Finally, back at home we enjoyed a tasty Tortilla done by my mum and we kept talking until late but not too much because we were going to Toledo the next day.
(having dinner)
(yep, I also have shisha in Spain)Day 2
(no joke, it was raining!)
(nice shoot)
(a view from outside the city)
Back in Madrid, we made some more shopping but this time around the most exclusive and luxurious shops (Louis Vuitton, etc...) Once finished, dinner time, there were Kebab for dinner at home. I know, not very spanish but unkn own anyway in Japan.
(yep, he is my nephew)
Day 3
5 a.m. everything packed, we drove toward the airport. There were some nervous moments due to traffic jams but we arrived with time enought. We said goodbye, well, it was more like "See you soon ;)!"
So, Rina, if you read this I want to say THANK YOU FOR COMING, I had a great time with you and, as I always say, you are always welcome! Kyotsukete and good luck with everything!
Place: Madrid Date: the end of March
Day 1
I was in Madrid, spending some time there for the spring break, so Rina paid me a visit there at home. I picked her up at the airport in Barajas (she was coming from Lyon) and from there we went directly to city, to make a small tour around.
Route: (by car) Puerta de Alcalá -> Cibeles -> Gran Via -> (walking) Templo de Debob -> Plaza España -> Palacio Real -> La Almudena -> Plaza Mayor -> Puerta del Sol -> calle Arenal -> Opera -> Templo de Debob
(This route is copyrighted, make your own one for your visits!!)
(in front of the Almudena Cathedral)
After a couple of sweet coffes at Starbucks, we did something most of the girls love:, shopping! So, I took her to spanish shops like Zara , Mango and Pull and Beard. They are good places to buy things you can not get in Japan!
Finally, back at home we enjoyed a tasty Tortilla done by my mum and we kept talking until late but not too much because we were going to Toledo the next day.
(having dinner)
(yep, I also have shisha in Spain)The day started quite bad, heavy rain!! But we took the car anyway and headed toward Toledo, the ancient town! As soon as we parked the car, it stopped raining (yeah!!) so, we could walk and see everything. For lunch, a Menú del Dia and sangria.
Before leaving the city, we went with the car around the walls and the hill where it is located stopping every 100 m to take (each time better) photos.
(no joke, it was raining!)
(nice shoot)
Back in Madrid, we made some more shopping but this time around the most exclusive and luxurious shops (Louis Vuitton, etc...) Once finished, dinner time, there were Kebab for dinner at home. I know, not very spanish but unkn own anyway in Japan.
(yep, I was in those shops with this aspect)
Some more talking and jokes that night which ended also late but soon enought to have some sleep. Early in the next morning we had to go to the airport, Rina was leaving,....snif!!
(yep, he is my nephew)5 a.m. everything packed, we drove toward the airport. There were some nervous moments due to traffic jams but we arrived with time enought. We said goodbye, well, it was more like "See you soon ;)!"
So, Rina, if you read this I want to say THANK YOU FOR COMING, I had a great time with you and, as I always say, you are always welcome! Kyotsukete and good luck with everything!
(That was all!!)
3 comentarios:
la chica es bastante mona onio.... pero aún asi no me puedo creer que te hayas rebajado a ese nivel! acompañar a una chica de compras! aaaaaaaghghhhghg. y para más inri compras de ropa y bolsitos pijos! aaaaaaaaaaAAAAaaaAAAAAAGHHHHGGGgg. eres una vergüenza para la mitad de la raza humana-hombre masculina de tio.
por cierto, aún tengo tu parrilla takoyaki... y es posible que la tengamos que utilizar en la próxima reunión-competición-taikai porque este finde la que tenia shoichiro ha sido chamuscada a base de bien entre ami, nana y alexandra.
p.s. si vuelves a madrid sin avisar te vamos a romper las dos piernas. pepe una y yo la otra... (y no, no hagas el chiste de las 3 piernas... que te veo venir y no cuela).
Vamos ya!
Uno tienes que ser un caballero ante todo, y si la chica tiena ganas de ir de compras pues que vaya....
Sobre el tema takoyaki, es que teneis que dejar a los expertos, voy a tener que ir?!
Madrid, para que no se diga, vuelvo mañana hasta el martes siguiente.
Ahí queda eso!
caballero dices?? pero si en la última foto parece que está tumbada en tu cama con tu camiseta... yo no digo ná... solo:
Güelkom tu espein. Schön.
si eso vente este viernes al after-kendo (o directamente al kendo SI TIENES WEBOS), cañas y tapas y bolos o cine. o el sábado hacemos más takoyaki (o tracojammin'®). creo que tienes muchas cosas que contarnos y miami vice-versa.
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