Well, for me, a female, a Kunoichi :D
Come, take a Ninja training with us. :D
Finding the restaurant was a mission in itself. The first thing being a ninja is to always prepare yourself for your journeys. :D Since I forgot to print a map out before we left Hong Kong, I had to take a picture of the map of the Ninja Akasaka Restaurant the night before we dined there. :D Good thinking there... or else, we'd probably won't be able to make it to the restaurant on time.
We had gotten to the Akasakamituke subway station about 20 minutes before our dinning time. However, we weren't quite sure of our location, so this map didn't help us much at all. :D
Fortunately, we had encountered a helpful young man who speaks perfect English. :D He overheard our conversation and sensing our sense of lost and confusion, he approached and offered his help. :D
Love these Japanese people! Everywhere we went, no matter whehter they can communicate in English, they are always polite, helpful and cheerful! :)
Wielding the the knowledge of the young gentleman's direction, we reached our Ninja training ground (the restaurant) in time! :)
Once we arrived at the restaurant, we were greeted by the hostess who called our Ninja to train us! :D
This is a video of us passing our training trail :D Let me apologize for the darkness, my silly giggles and shaky 'live TV' style video capture.. :D haha
We were seated in a secluded room which was decorated like a Ninja straw hut! :D It was soooo exciting to wait for our Ninja Master! :D
To be Continued...
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