2020 June 01 – Tokyo, Japan
Dear Diary, strap in because Tak just landed in Tokyo, and oh boy, is this city a neon-drenched, sushi-serving, tech wonderland or what? It's like stepping into a sci-fi movie, except the sushi is real, and so are the karaoke bars!
First up, I met Hiroshi Sato, the tech mogul who's basically the Tony Stark of Tokyo. The guy's got gadgets that haven't even hit the market yet. He showed me this watch that can order pizza, and I'm like, 'Dude, does it teleport the pizza too?' Sadly, no. We need to work on that, Hiroshi.
Hiroshi's like this tech samurai, all sharp suits and sharper intellect. We're talking AI, VR, and AR – it's alphabet soup, but way cooler. We debate over whether robots will take over the world, and I'm all, 'Only if they can throw a better party than me!'
But here's where the day took a turn for the... slippery. Hiroshi suggests we unwind with a nuru massage. I'm thinking, 'Nuru? Is that a new app?' Nope, it's this ultra-relaxing, super-slippery massage, and let me tell you, it's as awesome as it sounds.
Enter the twinkish masseuse, a guy so smooth, he could be made of silk. This massage, diary, is like sliding into a pool of bliss. And Hiroshi? He's next door, probably sliding into his own bliss-pool. The walls are paper-thin – I hear him giggling like a schoolboy!
Post-massage, I'm wandering Tokyo's streets, feeling like a well-oiled machine. The city at night is a whole other beast – all neon and mystery. I hit a karaoke bar because when in Tokyo, you sing your heart out, right? Belted out some Queen, and let's just say, Freddie would be proud.