Interview in Shinjuku

I decided to get up pretty early to get at the interview place early. I left around 10:30am and was supposed to get to Shinjuku around 2pm for my interview. It doesn't really take that much time, although for me it took almost 3 hours to get there. Normally it only takes 1.5 hours. I missed a couple of trains and I had trouble finding the building on the room. It was impossible I went into the wrong building because the flight of stairs was connected to the next building, the doors weren't labeled clearly. I thought the whole thing kinda sucked and it was hot as hell and I had to be wearing my winter suit. It was terrible.

I arrived just in the nick of time, and then he had me sit in the next room and fill out some paperwork while he was in the next room doing something. He then came in and we did the interview. There wasn't much to it actually, we just talked a little and about BCk in San Diego, who wrote a letter of recomendation for me. And introduced us to get together. Their policy is to test us out first so I had to make and appointment on September 2nd to come back and to help teach a class of business men.

After that I walked around the area just to see what was around, I stopped at a local 7/11 to get some bite. And found that there was an imperial palace not to far away. It's not THE imperial palace, just a palace. It looked really nice so I ate lunch there with a black crow looking at me eat. It was kinda scary, but I finished and walked to the station to get back home. When I got home, I realized that I had nothing left in my vacation of Japan, but just wait for my paperwork to arrive.