June 2008 JENESYS Program, Day 2 (Part 1)

The program begins.

Hotel Lobby

Entrance to the Hotel restaurant

My Japanese Breakfast

Breakfast with Beautiful view 

The first Lecture

June 2008 JENESYS Program, Day 1 (Part 4)

First night in Japan

Look what i found in Tokyo, Misato Restaurant.

The view of  Prince Hotel Tokyo at night. Yuuup, Tokyo Tower is just behind it.

The view from my room window at night.

The view from my room window at night.

Me at Shibuya for the first time.

Shibuya buildings windows are just one big TV screens display.

Having Japan McDonald's Burger

@McDonalds with friends

Shibuya Streets at night

Empty Subway tunnel walkway near my hotel.

June 2008 JENESYS Program, Day 1 (Part 3)

Arriving to the Hotel (Prince Hotel, Tokyo)

Our luggage.

Hotel elevator area.

The stair to the Underground shops in the Hotel.

JENESYS Program Staff preparing our room check in list.

My room on the 13th Floor

Very big space.

Yup, King size Bed.

Learn to use this Japanese technology toilet 1st before doing your business.

View from my room window.

View from my room window.

Nice bathroom items. Souvenir :-p

June 2008 JENESYS Program, Day 1 (Part 2)

Random views of a rainy Tokyo City from the Bus

I think this is a Kabuki Theater

First sight of Tokyo Tower

June 2008 JENESYS Program, Day 1 (Part 1)

Arriving Japan, randomly taking photos in Narita Airport

Bought my first Japan stuff here.

Japan Foundation people welcoming us at the arrival area.

Bus Stop, waiting for our ride.

In our Airport Limousine Bus.

Just an advice

Occupation: Cleaner

Photo Source: Internet

A lot of people don't pay much attention to the cleaners' job or to them in a way of speaking. That's why littering or disregard of cleanliness in the society exist. But have you ever wonder how your facilities, neighbourhood, town, city or even your country would become without the cleaners around to do the "Tidy Up"? Please take some time to think about it.

Many people only how to talk about environmental awareness, but talk is talk, action is action. Anyone can talk about something, but who is going to do the job. Some people blame certain authority for not doing the clean up, but I ask you who is to be blame here? For any place to be clean, it must start with the individual mind-set and attitude. Don't just say its other peoples' problem, it's your responsibility too. Small action can really make a difference too. Just like the cleaners, they may be just doing their job, but they too are an Environmentalist.