Little Surprise at JW Marriott
Misc, Personal November 29th, 2008
I went to welcoming-new-member lunch with my colleagues yesterday. My boss picked up Restaurant Sailendra at JW Marriott Hotel. This restaurant’s buffet is fancy and delicious. We had a wonderful lunch and talk.
When we were ready to leave the hotel lobby, I noticed a door man who’s waiting at the front door. At first when I arrived at the hotel, because of my poor eyesight and ignorance attitude, I didn’t notice him. But this time, when I was ready to leave the hotel, I notice that he’s quite good looking, and the best part is, he is Kim Ji Hoon’s look-a-like :D His skin color is the same, the type of hairdo is almost the same, although it’s not as thick as Kim Ji Hoon’s hair in drama Matchmaker’s Lover. He has lovely smile, although it’s not as charming as Kim Ji Hoon’s smile *duh, of course :P*
But I think he’s the best similar looking man with Kim Ji Hoon I’ve ever found ;) Too bad I didn’t take his picture. I would be mortified if my friends saw me asking for his picture taken ^^;; So, I’m sorry, I couldn’t give you guys the evidence. But believe me, he’s so look-a-like. Well, thanks to him, he succeeded made my day yesterday ;)
Want to know more about Japan? Then you should come to Indonesia - Japan Expo 2008 at JIExpo Kemayoran. This event is taking place from 1 - 9 November 2008. The admission ticket is Rp 10,000 per person, but it’s free for children under 5 years old. I went there on the opening day with my family. The halls are packed with Japanese companies like Toshiba, Toyota, Panasonic, Mitsubishi, and many more. Indonesian companies are also there, but only a few. Along with my family, we scoured each stands in every hall. Sure it’s a long walk, but it’s fun if I recalled some freebies that we got from several companies like hat, mouse pads, note pad, tea sachet, clear folder, etc.
We got the chance to shake hand with a cute yellow robot saying “Please shake hand with me” and watched interesting 15 minutes 3D movie which told the story about Japan and Shinkansen. For a small fee, you can also take your picture wearing a Yukata, a Japanese traditional clothes. Too bad we didn’t get a chance to get into Obake (Japanese style Ghost House) cause it’s already closed >_< I also didn’t succeed in buying Takoyaki, a Japanese snack shaped like a ball which filled in with piece of boiled octopus. The stand which sold it was already full with orders >_< In conclusion, this expo is an interesting place to go. Come over on 9 November, and you’ll get the chance to watch Robot Contest and Nihon no Matsuri.
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