Born in the wrong era? No. There is no wrong era.

came back from jepun a few days ago. the trip was thoroughly eye-opening. gonna try to recount whatever i can remember.
we went to changi airport and checked in much earlier than we usually do when we go on flights. had much more time to explore the place as a result. u can make FREE local calls inside the place! cool man din know got such thing in singapore... but didn't use it, just took a pic of it.
we ate at the burger king inside the departure place before we boarded. oh and they had free internet as well, so the last entry was made inside the place, but i think the timing a bit whacked....entry was around 12 plus lidat i think..
anyway after we boarded the plane i checked out the songs and the shows, but didn't watch anything finally. slept instead. think it was the skool prog before that. anyway...dozed off while listening to music, the food was cold on the plane so didn't eat much, when i woke up it was bright. i wasn't at teh wondow seat cos mybro insited on taking, but got some cool shots of being beyond the clouds(kumou no mukou...reference to anime movie, well made, should check it out)
FINALLY!
touch down at japan! place was cold, and my parents mock me wanting to go around in shorts...8 degrees celcius. we took a skytrain thing fromt eh plane to the main terminal thing...THE PLACE WAS HUGE(but most of japan is anyway as i later found out). interestingly, people stand on the right side of escalators everywhere, even at airports... cool, shows how the civic mindedness was inculcated in their culture. of course, there are some extras, but which society don't have?
got out of the airport...
sky was blue(aoi sora yo~~~)...
cool breeze blew onto my face...
then it started getting cold. as in unbearably cold kind of thing, so i zipped up a jacket fully after putting it on(was in t-shirt...crazy man), and