I love traveling! All these new impressions about an unknown culture which you've just encountered; the 'lost in translation-ness'; the new faces and the stories behind them etc. It's one of my big loves in life BUT what happens if you feel sick and by sick I'm not talking about it like in a hiphop kind of way, like cool and fresh I mean coming down with a diseases...That is what happened to me on my third day in Tokyo. It was probably due to a mixture of mental stress of planning this trip, the sadness of the semester ending and the lack of sleep that caused me to get the flu. Instead of resting for the first few days, I was having the infamous FOMO (fear of missing out) so I was pushing myself too hard which lead to my knockout. I wasn't able to leave the bed for two days which really annoyed me but I guess that was the only way how I could continue my trip. On the third day the weather wasn't that great, we started with Shibuya walking around trying to find a restaurant where we didn't have to wait for more than an hour to finally get a table and continued with Harajuku. Because we wasted a bit of time trying to find a restaurant we had to rush through Harajuku also Anja had invited me to her friends place to hang out so we also had to go there. I was quite sad to leave the party earlier but I was just feeling horrible!
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| The day before I got really sick Anja and me went to Shibuya-it's crazy how many people are at Shibuya crossing |
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| We went to this restaurant called Sweets paradise which had a buffet with western food and lots of cake- after paying at a vending machine you have one hour to eat as much as you can ^^ |
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| They really know how to make delicious cake |
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| A must for tourist- standing next to the Hachiko statue |
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| The busy streets of Harajuku- everywhere I went in Tokyo there where tons of people |
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| I already look a bit ill in this picture in front of the main street in Harajuku |
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