I'm in Japan!

I'm in Japan now and nearly two weeks without Internet.

On the first day in Mizuho we got a lot of information from the university and a long list of things we're supposed to do in the two weeks before the term starts.
For example we had to change our status of residence and buy a denji jisho, school materials, health insurance, buy a seal, Internet, ... and we had to do some homework as well (writing katakana and hiragana... ) and of course we had to buy things for our room because it was kinda empty in the beginning.

Because for me it's a big surprise to have Internet now -thought it would take two more weeks- I have not to many photos about Mizuho and my room. I will write about that the next time. For now I show you some of the things I ate. And for everyone who wonders, yes I'm vegetarian and I still want to be a vegetarian, but at the moment I want to try everything regardless of the ingredients.

 Ramen 

 and again Ramen *_*

I want to try every kind of Ramen XD

okonomiyaki

The okonomiyaki restaurant was in Osaka. Visited Osaka a few days ago with friends and it's a great city! (though Seoul is better :D) Ok I was there only for a few hours and can't say I know the city very well xD

I guess there's still a lot I haven' t told, but I need to catch up on a few things. So that's it for today^^ 

First discovery tour

So I found the way to the hostel and checked in. Then I went on discovery tour by foot because I really needed something to drink and to eat ^^

The traffic is kinda dangerous. Especially motorbikes in small alleys, they just honk when you're in the way~ 

Like this photo there are many of such alleys. Everything is only written in hangul, so I'm glad I can read it and regret that I didn't learn more korean the last months. 

I searched for a supermarket but haven't found one yet..  But there are many street vendors selling all kinds of food. Unfortunately I don't know what kind of food xD I'm not ready yet to eat everything, especially meat, innards or something like that. But I bought water from such a street vendor ^^ (but my korean was a little unpolite T_T have to try better next time) 

Then I found the Cheonggyecheon river. It's such a lovely little river right in the middle of Seoul and you can walk on both sides on small paths next to it. 

There are stone steps where you can cross the river and many bridges where people sit and enjoy the shadow. 

That's it for today, I need to take a shower and some sleep. And I found a Somen Restaurant where I can eat noodles tonight :)