Suddenly I saw it. It appeared just through the clouds infront of me. I didn’t plan to climb it, but when I saw it, I told myself I couldn’t let the opportunity pass me by. So following the suggestions of a Polish lady I met that morning,  I decided to climb it during the night to see the sunrising next morning.
Sunday mornings are very similar all over the world. Is an easy day.
It’s Sunday. I’m sitting in a cafe terrace cornered up in the Hiroo area of Tokyo. I’ve been coming here all my days in the city to have a coffee each morning so now, I can see the how different it all is compared to weekdays. There are less cars and poeple walking, and the ones who are doing it look like if they just played a slow motion key. Everything moves slowly today.
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I arrived on the 22nd of June in Shimonoseki, Japan. Just when I passed the passport control I meet Sayaka and Suiji, from Shimonoseki Convention Bureau. I was very lucky to meet them, Sayaka speaks great english, and they helped me a lot in finding cheap accomodation and exchanging money. I ended that night by eating a japanese delicacy, Blowfish, in a very nice restaurant with Sayaka. The day after, thanks to Shimonoseki Convention Bureau, we had a press conference at Shimonozeki press bureau.
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