March 6, 2010
On this day, I went to karaoke with Zhang Bin, Niu Xing, and Momchil. It was my second time going to karaoke in Japan, but in the different place. I think this one is better than the previous one I went. The location of the karaoke is very close to Chofu Eki (Chofu Station), less than 5 minutes walk from eki.
Because we went on the day time, the price is cheaper than on the night time. This time, I need to pay only 400 yen per hour with a nomihoudai (all-you-can-drink) corner with additional fee for 450 yen. This nomihoudai also includes the ice cream. Good option to take this one included in your karaoke package so you can enjoy the drink while waiting for your turn to sing. The place is quite nice since it looks clean and without smoke-dense-air. And they also have good toilet, too. Clean enough for me. 
That time was probably the last time I went together with Zhang Bin, my senior in JUSST program (except we will meet someday in the future). We didn’t go to many places together though, maybe only three times (if I’m not mistaken) during my half year stay in Japan. Yesterday, he already left Japan to go back to China. I was a little bit disappointed because I didn’t know that he will go that early in the moring. T.T
Well, let’s back to the topic In the karaoke, we sang for two hours. Most of the songs that Momchil and I know are in English, and in Chinese for Niu Xing and Zhang Bin. Chotto muzukashii ne, hehe.. But, overall, I enjoyed this karaoke time! 
Kondo, ishoni karaoke ni ikimashou! *And I hope I can sing any Chinese song someday.
katakana characters above the lyrics of non-japanese songs
*Katakana is one type of Japanese characters/letters that usually used to write words from other languages. Other types of Japanese characters are Hiragana and Kanji.
By the way, I want to know the title of the soundtrack of Chinese drama that quite popular in Indonesia when I was in elementary school age. The title of the drama is ‘The Return of Condor Heroes’. And the Indonesian song version is nicely sang by Yuni Shara. If you know the title of the Chinese version, please let me know. Maybe I can memorize it first before going to karaoke next time..
I supposed to try singing Japanese song, instead of Chinese.. >.<
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