Showing posts with label TUJ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TUJ. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

TUJ dayzzze..


found this on TUJ's website the other day. can you find me? I'm the one that looks bored..
(see what I did there?)

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

THIS PLACE IS HAUNTED

Tokyo - Akasaka - Weekly Mansion Akasaka: "There have been reports from many people that the weekly mansion building No.1 is haunted. Many have seen visions standing at the end of their beds, white mists coming in through the air vents, the room becoming suddenly very cold. There have also been reports of lights going out or coming on by themselves, television and radios turning themselves on and a feeling of someone stroking their heads while they sleep and even being pushed into the bed by some unknown force or being forced into a state of being so frozen they cannot move. One person even reported being dragged from her bed to the other side of the room and then back again, she had scratches on her back the next day!"

from Haunted Places in Japan
hahaha this is going to be so much better than I ever thought. Here are pictures from the hotel's website. And here are pictures from a former student. I've also seen pictures of rooms with balconies, but let's not get our hopes up, ay?

Thursday, August 13, 2009

My New Home

Dear Lillian,

HOUSING ASSIGNMENT
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY JAPAN
Fall 2009

You have been assigned:

Akasaka Double*

Roommate: Jade ---*

*Please note that both this housing and roommate assignment are tentative and could change before arrival.

International Plaza Akasaka is a residential hotel located in a business district in Tokyo, and is an approximately 30-40 minute walk from the TUJ campus (or several stops by subway). Each two-person unit includes a bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom. Basic furnishings, linens, dishes and kitchen utensils are provided. Each unit also has a television, phone, and air conditioning. There is ethernet internet access for students bringing a laptop. As the floors tend to be cold and removal of shoes is mandatory, students are strongly encouraged to bring a comfortable pair of slippers. There is a coin laundry in the building. There is also an on-site manager.

The Akasaka International Plaza is centrally located. Nearby you will find a supermarket, convenience store, a 100 yen shop, office supply stores, and a Starbucks. Roppongi, the center of the entertainment district for foreigners, is a 10-15 minute walk from the Akasaka facility.

Sincerely,
International Programs


haha I asked for a single in Ontakesan and got neither. At least the commute won't be as long. I guess I will never know the experience of using a bathroom shared with tens of other girls, but that's okay.