LES VACANCES DE MONSIEUR LUDO

C'est parti : voila 4 jours aue j'ai pose le pied sur l'archipel Nippon et je me suis decide a mettre a jour le blog et a m'asteindre a passer auelaues minutes dans un internet cafe. Ca ne peut pas faire de mal vu que dehors il fait 35 degres et 80% d'humidite et qu'a l'interieur c'est climatise.

Comme on peut le remarquer pas d'accent, de cedille et de ponctuation francaise dans mon texte ce aui est un peu enervant. De plus comme je risque d'avoir des lecteurs etrangers sur cette partie de mon texte, je vais abandonner pour ecrire ce blog en japonais.

狸々 から日本語になります。美奈さん宜しくお願いします。
フランス人とかイギリス人とか麻かの外人の種類はこのブログを日本語で分からないとここから英吾になります。

OK, don't worry from now on it's in English and it will remain in this language for a while.
Also a major fact to notice is that I 'm not able to upload photos from Japanese internet cafes.
So you'll have to wait until this week-end, when I reach my friends Ray+Noriko's home in Nagoya, to see the pictures and videos. Among those a very unique specimen of lively "caniche" dog painted in pink.

So I've arrived 4 days ago in Tokyo. Mainly 3 days of social life in Tokyo meeting friends and filming dogs and the concert of the Japanese Beatles : ELEKI BASS.

Today I've arrived in Hiroshima. An hospitable city of dark memory. The sky is gray and the ceiling low as I'm just coming out of my visit of the atomic bomb memorial, with the A-Bomb dome and thousands of paper cranes made by children.
A really oppressing feeling around here.

I'm going to try to experience some other sensations tonight by tasting the local specialty food: OKONOMIYAKI. It's a local version of the spanish tortilla where you replace potatoes with seaweeds, squid, ginger and many other things. hmmmm...

As for tomorrow my planning includes a visit of Miyajima, one of the 3 most famous sceneries of Japan. Basically the thing to see is a red temple arch in the middle arch in the sea.
Let's see how the picture turns like...

またね！