On the way home from school, I ate hormones in Noge, and after that, I drank a lot while going around the izakaya one after another. Walking down the bustling street, entering a new store, and when you notice it, there is a series of ladder sake. I stopped by a small restaurant that I don't usually go to, and the food and atmosphere I encountered there were fresh and interesting. The time to drink while laughing with my friends passed quickly, and even in the late night, it was still regrettable. As a result, I drank until quite late, and the next day was completely off. My head was a little heavy because of the hangover, but it was a fulfilling day.

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I have never been seen a famous person. For example, actor, comedian, musician and so on. Have you ever seen these person in city? I often go to Tokyo's lively area (Shibuya, Shinjuku etc.), but I've never seen them. I maybe terrible unlucky. According my friends, they have seen famous comedian in Japan. I want to see famous comedian or actor at least once. Of course, I have seen them at theater. But it is a little bit different. In theater, audience know that famous people's appearing. I think that important point is "surprise". In city, I maybe very surprise if I see famous person. This emotion might be so important.

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