Typhoon

The typhoon looks like it's going to hit us dead on. Already it's raining heavily, and the wind has been whistling since last night, though it's much louder this morning. It's still looking like it will be on top of us at 17.00. I'll have my camera ready to record any destruction, if there is any.

I went to breakfast on my own: salmon, more rice, some sort of bean sprouts (maybe?), and the obligatory miso soup (though it's going to take me a while to get used to the taste - however I doubt I'll ever enjoy the strange things floating in it). Brendan joined me halfway through, and we asked one of the Japanese students next to us, who was the best football team in Japan. I can't remember what he said, mind you, but at least we were able to communicate slightly.