Today I went to ALTA and queued for the cancel machi tickets, for the IiTomo live filming (today is Shingo's day). Cancel machi is this free tickets, when the 100 main guests didn't all come, they need to make the studio full with 100 people, so if some of the main audience doesnt come, they'll call in the cancel machi people. Usually there would 5-10 empty places in the studio, it depends. If there are 20 people queue for cancel machi, then they'll draw the numbers, 10 lucky people will get in. But today is a national holiday, there are about 100 people queue for cancel machi! xD haha, I knew I wouldn't make it... and yup, seem like there were only 5-8 empty spaces in the studio...so you can imagine the little chances =P I didn't get it.
During the waiting time, when I sat on the stairs, suddenly I feel like the ground was shaking. Then I started to feel dizzy. I thought it was just me, feeling sick coz of the heat. But the girls next to me started saying, "its shaking, its shaking,". We went up, and yeah we saw the hanging advertisement on the lobby's ceiling, is moving too.
Apparently, that very time (it was around 10.15 am, I believe), there was a big earthquake at niigata and nagano, 6 richter scale >_< I felt that scale before in this artificial earthquake at Ikebukuro. KOWAII!! Even though it was artificial, I felt scared already, it shook very much! I imagined if its the real one, it'd be more scary >_<
Pheww... typhoon, earthquakes, then my sensei said, "japan will face big crisis in the future, we dont have oil and natural sources, married people doesnt want to have children, so theres no next generation who will continue to rule this country, taihen... minna-san, you better go back to your respective countries as soon as you finish your business here," .... :sweat: haha, but somehow I still think Japan is much, much better than my country =P
sorry, off-topic^^
During the waiting time, when I sat on the stairs, suddenly I feel like the ground was shaking. Then I started to feel dizzy. I thought it was just me, feeling sick coz of the heat. But the girls next to me started saying, "its shaking, its shaking,". We went up, and yeah we saw the hanging advertisement on the lobby's ceiling, is moving too.
Apparently, that very time (it was around 10.15 am, I believe), there was a big earthquake at niigata and nagano, 6 richter scale >_< I felt that scale before in this artificial earthquake at Ikebukuro. KOWAII!! Even though it was artificial, I felt scared already, it shook very much! I imagined if its the real one, it'd be more scary >_<
Pheww... typhoon, earthquakes, then my sensei said, "japan will face big crisis in the future, we dont have oil and natural sources, married people doesnt want to have children, so theres no next generation who will continue to rule this country, taihen... minna-san, you better go back to your respective countries as soon as you finish your business here," .... :sweat: haha, but somehow I still think Japan is much, much better than my country =P
sorry, off-topic^^