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HI all, first off Im new here to the forums and have been living in Tokyo for 3 months now, so HI to everyone over here.

2nd, just seeing if anyone was planning to go to the Option Market thats this Sunday, the 12th Dec in CHiba? Ive got a big night planned on the sat, but hangover in toe, il be there. Should be good... :wassup:

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Hey,

A couple of mates and I are travelling through Japan at the moment and will be in Tokyo for the 12th and will being going to the market... assuming that we are able to find it.

Ausdrift - can you give us some clues as to how to get there? We of course have JR passes so would prefer that carrier :)

Also, we havent sorted out accommodation yet... any suggestions?

Cheers,

Matt

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No worries - with the only info being "option market" and being in Chiba somewhere, we managed to find it. We kinda just guessed, and headed towards the big convention centrea... got there late, but still got some pics with the girls and a couple of cheap gauges. Tell you what, if you were looking for a carbon-fibre bonnet that was the place to be.

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