Visiting Tokyo office
By ChiaraInThePond. Wednesday, 19. December 2007, 06:36:38
Time again to jump to another country and visiting another Opera's office.
After having seen Oslo's (biggest and greatest!), Goteburg's (most cool, elegant), Beijing's (most warm welcoming) offices, it is time for me to sneak into the Nippon one!
I went there to know a bit more about Opera performance, so, taking with me a black and white flag as in Formula 1, I flew there.
After being shocked observing how much different can be Japan and China on my way, I finally arrived to my destination! We studied the best strategies and methodologies to do the misuraments and then we went to a very nice Japanese restaurant where I tried fish sashimi (sorry for the spelling) and horse meat. People were expecting me to be surprised about the last product, but I was not at all since we have in Italy as well
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The day after we set up the environment (the "pista" I'd say in Italian, or speed track) for misuring and we did a couple of ride.
At around 6 pm, tired to run around the office, we went under an authentic Japanese Xmass tree (with strange plastic lobsters just behind the tree) in the office and started singing while having some nice sparkling wine! Yes, it was really like home!
Sayonara!
After having seen Oslo's (biggest and greatest!), Goteburg's (most cool, elegant), Beijing's (most warm welcoming) offices, it is time for me to sneak into the Nippon one!
I went there to know a bit more about Opera performance, so, taking with me a black and white flag as in Formula 1, I flew there.
After being shocked observing how much different can be Japan and China on my way, I finally arrived to my destination! We studied the best strategies and methodologies to do the misuraments and then we went to a very nice Japanese restaurant where I tried fish sashimi (sorry for the spelling) and horse meat. People were expecting me to be surprised about the last product, but I was not at all since we have in Italy as well
.The day after we set up the environment (the "pista" I'd say in Italian, or speed track) for misuring and we did a couple of ride.
At around 6 pm, tired to run around the office, we went under an authentic Japanese Xmass tree (with strange plastic lobsters just behind the tree) in the office and started singing while having some nice sparkling wine! Yes, it was really like home!Sayonara!
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By NoteMe, # 19. December 2007, 08:03:59
Unfortunatly it looks like I should do more sport activity....
By ChiaraInThePond, # 20. December 2007, 09:56:07