Day Two- Fukuoka, Japan

I woke up early in the morning feeling fresh. I look out of the window and I see the subway station is very near and I can see trains traveling. I was waiting for bullet train to appear but it didn't. It's not the first day of the congress yet. So I have full free day to go and sightseeing Fukuoka. I grabbed my shoes which they were in plastic bag and I went downstairs. I left the hotel and went straight to Lawson, a small grocery store, I was looking for a plug that fit my computer. After explanations with hand language and the map, I figure where I go. I should go to the electronic shop "Yodobashi". I walked down the streets looking around and taking pictures. Too bad I couldn't find the perfect plug for my laptop.


So I came back to the hotel. At the entrance I saw SGC delegates setting with their laptops and a lady with them. It was Maryanne Galvin, the director. We decided to go to ASG building along with delegates. We walked through this. Maryanne decided to shoot me today before everybody else get busy and may not have the time to do the interview. We decided to do the interview in her hotel's room.

Wow, the interview was very tough... She asked me many questions and I answered them all natuarlaly... Tough questions? Why you wanna go to space? There is nothing in space? What do you think about space industry and environment. Am I a space geek? Why your cosmonaut idol is a male not a female? (pretty obvious you know the answer he is Sergei Krikalev). I think the interview lasted for more than two hours.