Last day in Japan before departing back home. We decided to check Takeshita Street in Harajuku once again for some souvenir shopping and then ate some crêpes. There are three crêpe stores at Takeshita Street, I believe. Angel Heart, Marion Crepes and Santa Monica Crepes. I seriously have no idea where we bought ours but it was very good. Let's be honest, they all taste pretty similar so there's no need to look for the most perfect crêpe store.

We met with the guys in Shibuya and since we haven't tried Karaoke yet we desperately wanted to try that... and failed, haha. I guess we should have bought more drinks in order to get drunk. That makes things easier. The main problem was that we couldn't read Kanji, so we had to choose either English or Korean songs. Back then we couldn't read Hangul as well but we tried memorizing the lyrics which didn't really work, duh~ Nevertheless, Karaoke is fun. Once you get used to your voice through the loudspeakers.

It's usually a small room that includes a television screen, microphones (two of them) and a touch pad on which you can choose between the songs you want to sing. You can change the language to English if you can't read Japanese. When you pick your favorite song make sure to turn your microphone on. We had to order one drink per person at least. You can use the phone inside the room to place your order. In our case an employee took the order directly. Once your time is up, you get a phone call, telling you that your time is almost up. You can then tell the employee to add more time and pay the fee.