Tokyo!

I have been pretty bad about posting, but since I have a grand total of two people as my audience (and I am pretty sure that Gabe has forgotten by now) I think it wasn't missed.
My internship is pretty nice, the boss (社長) is an eccentric I think...I haven't actually met him. But he seems to run around collecting antiques. Everybody at work has different antique desk lamps. They look nice, but heat up pretty quickly and since mine is all metal, I have already burnt a few fingers trying to turn it off.
This whole week is getting to know the company week...pretty boring except when I talk to the boss directly above me. Everybody seems to have real work and is too busy to talk...but today I was sent to the company bookstore to check it out. It's in this funny pyramid shaped building. The picture is from the store, it's a pair of antique doors from China. There are also these funny statues from the Amazon and a Tibetan sculpture that apparently houses the bone of some pretty high ranking monk.
At the office, I have been stationed in the midst of the tech group. Funnily, this group is almost completely Chinese except for this one Japanese guy who is the connecting piece (since he speaks Chinese, Japanese, and English). I want to talk to them more! (and practice speaking Chinese...) but they always seem so busy doing their techie thing.