Max it Out at J!

Max it out at JMax!

Yup, this is the name of the the place that saw 16 dancing the whole night away...

This is the last weekend where everyone in Yamasa up till now can party together because the sem ends 25th March and a lot of people are making their way home for good. Hence, upon invitation from some friends from another class, I decided to join them for a night's out in Nagoya's uptown club, Jmax.

The first thing that shocked all of us was that all the Japanese girls that night were in gowns! Yes! ball room gowns??!! What was going on? Well it isn't the first time some of us has been to Jmax and therefore, those who have been there know that this is not the normal dressing culture. And really, as typical Japanese, it wasn't just the gowns. It was every detail that made me shiver in my pants. The bombastic hair with acessories, their make-up, shoes etc.... and the thing was, everyone came to dress up in the toilets of the club. Well well...

In Jmas anyway, there are 2 dance halls. The bigger one playing faster music and the other hip-hop. Since everyone else, (the Japanese girls) was in the bigger hall, our group decided to stay put in the hip-hop place well with some other Japanese too. But anyway it was good cus the place was pretty small and thus when 16 of us are all on it, it is just nice.

but well... after a while we decided that it was not so exciting, so we decided to hit the bigger hall instead.

And it was pure perspiration! It was so squeezy that everywhere you move, you are moving into people. but well, a good time was had for all!

Anyway, we had to stay the whole night out and wait for the first train that takes us back to Okazaki at 6am in the morning.. Yawnz yawnz... was tired though but I was talking to my next door neighbour Anna all the way home... hahh... think she is probably still sleeping now...

The early birds.... the girls went in early to avoid paying...



The hip-hop dance floor


We were so high that we actually climbed up to dance on the platform!

Sleepyheads.... They were too tired....

Pointed shoes! Super popular in Japan