30/03/2007
Kabuki at Palais Garnier
I was at Palais Garnier again, second time in the same week. But this time is to see completely different play than ballet. It was "Kabuki", which was first time to be played at Palais Garnier.
You see how it is different from another day? There were so many Japanese people wearing "kimono". Different Curtain on the stage, very Japaneses. One thing I really loved is when they did thier speech in French! Oh my poor camarades! That did make me feel so close to them!
Labels:
ichikawa,
Kabuki,
Palais Garnier,
paris
29/03/2007
27/03/2007
Palais garnier
We were there to see "Proust ou Les Intermittences du coeur" Roland Petit. But of course we students are generally not so rich. So what can we do?
Wait in front of ticket counter from 15:00 until they start selling their tickets of the day at 18:45 then get cheap 10euro sheets.
But one benefit to have these "not very good" sheets at the palais garnier is that we can see the painting of Chagall painted (not sure) on the ceiling.
23/03/2007
marronnier en hiver
same cafe again
22/03/2007
a good cafe
19/03/2007
band
18/03/2007
16/03/2007
spring!
13/03/2007
10/03/2007
cafe
For me, having a cup of coffee at "cafe" is to take a break alone or to talk with friends. But for these couples of weeks, I didn't have enough time to sip coffee with sitting down on the chair but on the counter.
In Japan, there are a lot of "vending machines" which sells coffees and other drinks. But here it isn't very common, but instead, they can have this "quick break" at the counter of cafe.
And there are some benefits 1)coffees are cheaper 2) sometimes, you can get to talk with other friendly customers.
In Japan, there are a lot of "vending machines" which sells coffees and other drinks. But here it isn't very common, but instead, they can have this "quick break" at the counter of cafe.
And there are some benefits 1)coffees are cheaper 2) sometimes, you can get to talk with other friendly customers.
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