Tonkotsu at Akihabara

I took a bath soon after I had woken up about 0 p.m.
I had not taken it maybe for 5 days until I did it today.

I did not study and write a thesis because I was not able to enter my laboratory because of electorical construction in my university.
I took a rest enough.

I saw Koba at Akihabara.
I saw him every weekend but recently had not for about 2 months because he had to concentrate on his bachelor thesis (卒業論文) whose deadline was yesterday (Dec. 18.)
(It was Oct. 19, 09 that I saw him last.)
And he submitted it to his university without incident yesterday.
He said that it was a thesis on a very renowned German philosopher in the world, Georg Wilhelm Friedlich Hegel.
He gave me a PC file of his thesis so I will read it later.

We ate ramen at Hakata Furyu (博多風龍秋葉原店) there.
It serves mainly Tonkotsu (swine bone) ramen.
And at this shop we can order another helping of noodles (替え玉) 2 times for free.


Tonkotsu ramen with a rice bowl (650 yen) I chose

After ramen, we chatted at McDonald's, Suehiro-cho (末広町) until about 0 a.m.
We ware talking about my master thesis, especially one of my themes, Hannah Arendt's concept of Verlassenheit (in German; in English Loneliness; in Japanese 見捨てられた状態.)

Of course I bought next week's hayauri (早売り) Weekly Shonen Jump vol. 03-04.
And I got also Saijo no Mei-i (The Best Skilled Surgeon) (最上の命医) vol.8 serialized on Weekly Shonen Sunday by Irie Kenzo (入江謙三) and Hashiguchi Takashi (橋口たかし).