Month: January 2010

Sora Aoi

Sora Aoi (蒼井そら), also known as Sola Aoi or Aoi Sora, is a very popular Japanese idol. Maybe she is as popular as Maria Ozawa. She was born the 11th of November 1983 in Tokyo. She is 155 cm tall and her blood type is B. Sora Aoi does adult videos (AV) and nude pictures, many including sex. In one of her most popular videos she used a sex toy in front of the cameras for the first time in her life. At the beginning of her career she did pretty hardcore videos, releasing DVDs such as Virgin Sky, Facial Sora Aoi, Illegal Tits Violation, Naked Sora Aoi, Provocative Erotic, Sora Aoi Becomes a Prostitute, Fetish Sora or Female Teacher X Schoolgirl. Even in 2010 she released the DVD Wife Violated in Front of Her Husband, a really explicit title. She went from being a gravure idol to being an actress in Japanese dramas; I’ve also read that she released some videos in blu-ray. She has also appeared in many movies, even she appeared in the Thai movie Hormones where she played a Japanese tourist. Sora Aoi became popular because of her very big boobs, her breast size is a G. Dancing, billiards and painting graffiti are her hobbies.
You can get a Sora Aoi DVD here. And another sexy DVD here.

Here I leave you some Sora Aoi photos, really beautiful, don’t you think?

Sora Aoi

And even more Sora Aoi pictures:

Sora Aoi

If you want to tune up your wallpaper, here you have a couple of sexy Sora Aoi wallpapers:

Sora Aoi wallpaper
Click on the image to get the wallpaper

And now some Sora Aoi videos so you can see her boobs in movement:

A video interview with her. She sounds really sweet:

In this video you can appreciate how beautiful Sora Aoi is:

Sora Aoi housemaid video:

Various

Some random photos

Origin Bento shop window. Origin Bento is the biggest bento chain store in Japan. Bento is food prepared in some kind of lunch box. At the beginning I used to like the bento thing but I kind of got tired of it. What is cool about Origin Bento is that you can also “design” your own bento inside the store, choosing what you want in each part of the container.

Man playing the sanshin in Okinawa
A man dressed with traditional clothes from Okinawa playing the sanshin, a Japanese traditional musical instrument that has only three strings.

In the construction site put on the helmet!

Dragon Ball Kai Nintendo DS video game
Advertisement for a Dragon Ball Kai Nintendo DS game.

Xmas illumination in Shibuya.

Feet ofuro
An ofuro only for feet. The water is hot and comes directly from under the ground.

A hidden alley in Akihabara.

Several thin buildings in a row.

Although streets are usually quite clean, there is also some inconsiderate dirty people around here.

Some kappa are the kawaii mascots of a sushi restaurant.

Parking lot in dowtown Tokyo. 200 yenes for 30 minutes during the day (approximately 1,5€ or 2$)

Entrance to a love hotel.

¿Dragon ball Z 2?

Meido kissa advertisement

Another old lever fountain I came accross in Tokyo.

Watch out! Don’t leave your bag outside the train!

Books

Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World by Haruki Murakami

Post author By ageekinjapan
Post date January 27, 2010
4 Comments on Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World by Haruki Murakami

Hard-boiled Wonderland and the End of the World is a book by Haruki Murakami that I read a while ago in English, and I’ve recently reread in Spanish (my mother tongue). The first time I read it I got lost with so many metaphors and I didn’t like it that much. However, Pjorge advised me that it is one of those books that you enjoy more the second time you read it, and I decided to give it another chance. This time I enjoyed the read a lot more; I think it’s one of the best Murakami books. This time I was able to decipher many of the metaphors where I got lost the first time and I was able to have a better understanding of the connection between the two “worlds”.

As the name of the book suggests, the action in Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World is set in two completely different places. Part of the action is set in the “End of the World”, some kind of village where weird creatures live and which is visited by mysterious characters (the atmosphere of the village reminded me a lot of The Castle by Franz Kafka). On the other hand, the action in the “Hard-Boiled Wonderland” is set in the sewers and the tunnels of the Tokyo underground. It’s like Murakami had written two novels set in two completely different places and intertwined them masterfully in a single book. It is a book about: bones that talk, dreams, the connection between the subconscious and the conscious, self-discovery, computers, hackers, unicorns, monsters, dreams vs. reality, life and death, death is unavoidable and we have one life (shorter or longer) to accept it, the interconnection between places, people and events during our life.

Here are some quotes that grabbed my attention:

Your plain fat woman is fine. Fat women are like clouds in the sky. They’re just floating there, nothing to do with me.

You have to endure. If you endure, everything will be fine. No worry, no suffering. It all disappears. Forget about the shadow. This is the End of the World. This is where the world ends. Nowhere further to go.

We did thorough tracings of your cognitive systems. Then we made up simulations for storage in a main computer bank. We did it as a kind of insurance; you´d be stuck if anything happend t’you.

By the way, there is some people that says that the “INKlings” that appear on the book are kappas.

You can grab Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World at Amazon.

Other Haruki Murakami books: