Tarto in Japan

No updates for a week...

I'm having personal problems (please don't ask for details...) and I really don't feel like updating my blog. I'll get back to it as soon as possible...

The video is available! You can find it here. Here's a brief review of the ride:

- it starts with the climb, which I find really scary. It takes so long to reach the top, so you have plenty of time to realize how high the dragon's taking you!...Then, upon reaching the top, the train slowly stops at the edge. It's really impressive when you're sitting at the front, because you're already facing down and can feel the gravity...

- the drop is awesome!!!

- next comes a second hill which is nearly as tall as the first. The speed allows for great airtime at the top!

- the third hill is not as impressive as the first two ones (but it's still 210ft high!). The next series of curves are not scary but go extremely fast and provide amazing sensations!...

- the ride ends with the dragon's tail, it's actually a series of hops with lots of airtime!

I think the video is much less impressive than the actual ride (you don't get the actual feel of speed and height), but let me know what you think!

And make sure you watch the video until the end, and that you hear what Jeannie says...:-)

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Nothing really interesting today, but I have an exam tomorrow so you can still wish me good luck! Oh, and here's a pic of my diner:

Today's menu: miso soup, salad (with tomatoes, cabbage and salmon, I even added tofu to try, and sesame seeds), rice and chicken nuggets with miso sauce. Yummy!