Saw some fish, ate some fish!

Today I went out with my Japanese friend.
Hi picked me up and we went to his house for breakfast.
The breakfast was pretty typical. Eggs and Ham. The difference was that I ate it with chop sticks and I had salad with my breakfast.
Also I met his wife and son

Next we went to the aquarium.
I saw many fish. Mostly Japanese Marine life.
One side is on the Atlantic and the Japan Sea side is more tropical
There was also a Dolphin show and Killer Whale show.
This was great. I was going to show a picture but I thought a photo of me would be better!
The weather was cool, but the stadium was covered and the seats were heated!
The show was great even though i understood the dolphins about as much as the Japanese.
In Chicago they have dolphin show, but they tell you all about research and how they use games to help take care of them.
In Japan they just do tricks, a little about how they can catch things out of the water, but mostly tricks!


Finally we returned to Japanese guys' house. His 2 daughters and 1 new born grand daughter was there. The wife cook SO much food. IT was very good. I had pork, and shrimp without the eyes and legs, and some soup. The for dessert we had a GIANT cream puff. It is also in the photo.

The best part of the day was this guys' massage chair. It was great. I spent about 30 min on this chair and it really helped my back!

3 Good things
1. Giant Cream puff
2. Massage chair. It is far superior than anything I have ever experienced in American massage electronics
3. Japanese guy's family was very nice

3 bad things
1. The traffic in Japan is a nightmare.... and this guy didn't want to take the express highways because it cost $$, so the drive took 1.5 hours and we went about 40 miles.
2. The Jet lag... when will it ever end?
3. I must work tonight... because I travel tomorrow, and have a meeting on Monday, I must work tonight to prepare for my BIG REVIEW on Tuesday.

Before I work I must pack everything. I have to check out of my hotel for one night, so I must put everything in my suit case...