Last Sunday, my friend from Korea visited Japan. We have been friends since junior high, and she graduates from university next February. Wanting to have some fun for the last time as a student, she decided to travel Japan as soon as she got time. It was the day before she actually came here, and of course there was no plan. I was her tour guide (although I don't know that much about this place either), and we traveled for three days together.
We visited popular places in the Tokyo and Yokohama area like Shinjuku, Shibuya, Jiyu-gaoka, Minato Mirai, etc. The most memorable experience is when we tried on beautiful dresses in Omotesando. As widely known, there are a lot of luxury shops in Omotesando. While passing by casually, we were captured by some aura. It was coming from the shop, Tocca. This shop had so many beautiful dresses trageting women in their twenties. They were mostly princess style like in my dreams when I was a little girl.
Unfortunately, they were all too expensive for us.
My friend suggested that we try them on in the fitting room. For a while I hesitated and thought maybe it was kind of a shameless thing to do, because we knew we wouldn't buy them. But I couldn't help myself. There is no way the clerk in front of me would remember me in the future. I ended up trying on their dress and taking a lot of pictures with her together. Walking out of the shop, we promised we would make a lot of money in a few years and buy those clothes proudly. 
This sudden visit from my friend was delightful. At the same time, however, it was sad because this will be the last time we'll both be hanging around as both students. It's strange to think someone you spent most of your school days with is not a student anymore and will become an employee of some company. How time flies. It will be my turn before long and I don't think I'm ready to graduate. This travel with a friend left me some things to think about. 
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