Back in Tokyo

We are back in Tokyo and back in meetings. Today I attended a two-hour Environment Education presentation that had almost nothing to do with the environment or education and then a two-hour presentation that reviewed Japanese education. During the presentation, I remembered that I forgot to share a cool picture with you. Here it is, it's from the Shellmound museum in Chiba. Any ideas as to what is in the bowl?

Tonight I decided to be brave and went to Shibuyu alone. I am finding that Japan is relatively safe and if I pay attention, I can figure out the streets (that aren't always labeled) and the subway (whose signs are often in Japanese). I wanted to go to Shibuyu to see the big intersection from Tokyo Drift. It is probably rated R and you shouldn't watch it until you are old enough, but if you have already seen it you know what intersection I am talking about. The one with all the people and the dinosaurs? Electronic ones of course. They didn't have the dinosaurs walking across the building tonight but I was impressed just the same. I also saw a rotating parking garage like in Tokyo Drift. It's not that great of movie, but has great shots of Tokyo.



Ok, that's it. We give presentations tomorrow so I need to get my beauty sleep. There are bags under my eyes. Big ones.