Friday, August 24, 2007
三越
Went to Nihombashi to pick up YUKATA at Toyoda. We took subway to get there, and naturally I chose to get on priority seat so that I would be away from the general working people, and hoping I could get a seat. There I saw a young man, and three salary men sitting. Off course, no one gave me seat. So I was standing right there, imaging they're probably reciting a spell that I would go away. After 2 stops, the young man got off the station. And I took the seat. After those three salary men got off, a family of Filipinos, judging from their language, had seat. When they saw an old lady came, the father gave his seat to her. They understand the rule, but those Japanese people who were sitting previously didn't...??? I would rather give up my seat instead of suffering the irritation of worrying if I should give my seat or not....
Anyhow, got Toyoda, picked up YUKATA, and said good by to those waitresses who were having lunch before night shift, we went to Mitsukoshi for breast feeding. Had ANMITSU for myself at Sagano there, while she was playing with paper napkin.
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