After finishing work we headed out for fuel - aka dinner... not finishing till around midnight as we caught up with some out-of-towners who wanted to party.
We walked over to Club ID only to be told it was going to close at 1am!!!! Wow and surprise was all I had (apparently we were told later by an American that the club only started to close early due to drunken fights).
We met a fairy - who was fierce at striking a pose:
We bumped into more strangers looking to go to a club called Emporium, so we decided to tag along. Our first hurdle was passing the door b***h who said only members were allowed to bring in foreigners. Lucky for Maya and I we looked like Japanese so they allowed us in! The beauty in Japan is the cover charge pays for a drink (in my case 2000 yen gave us 3 drinks). After entering and hitting the little girls room - I was bumped into by a girl who has knocked back more than she can handle. She released her stomach contents on my jacket - making me spend the next 30 minutes trying to wash and dry in the toilets.
Dressed to dance more than to impress - we stood out like light bulbs in the room - that didn't stop us! The DJ was cute too although not that great in music choices~
The night ended abruptly at 2:30am so we decided to split from the group and find another location to dance. Encountered a hotdog stand - nothing like greasy food after some alcohol fuel
As you can see I have the Asian gene where I go bright red after a drop of alcohol haha
We ended up going to a club called STEPS (highly not recommended sorta reminds me Cheers bar back home - seedy guys , skanky girls...you know the bad combo) to kill time since the last train was around 12am and the next train home wasn't till 6am hahaha
To kill more time we left to sad sad club and walked a good hour to Nagoya station (we were in Sakae) and headed home in the morning cold - jacket still wet!
Overall it was a fun night - maybe we need to go out earlier if we want to dance.
yum yum. chunder city. loll
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