in those days,
first day is vote's day, which is so confusing coz I didn't know who are they exactly.. (especially, when they give me, one big paper that consists of some photo that I didn't know..) so I just pick randomly for it.. wkwkwk..
after that, I went to lippo mall.. window shopping and ask starbucks for free..  >:)
coz starbuck give everyone free coffee who participated in vote.. small size.. but its ok.. yummy..

and then, I sleep in BSD.. I miss BSD so much.. when I get there, I sleep directly for almost 3 hours.. hohoho... but........ so many ant hill there.. and its sound soo.. iritating.. *swt

on next day.. I just walking around, doingwindow shopping again in two mango.. wkwkwk..
and I going to the church with chai".. in Good friday and easter eve in St. Ignatius.. so crowded there... and unfortunatly.. I use wrong pair of sandals.. wkwkwk.. and chai..... laughing at me all the time.. until I change it, finaly.. :-w

and in the last day, we went to Kampung Cina at Kota Wisata.. that place not change from time to time.. they sell same things from 1 or 2 years ago.. hihihi..
in there, we walking around coz chai" want to buy chinese traditional folk toys called "Rattle-Drum" (I just know the name from google) for 5k.. huehehe..

One major deterrent for city bicyclists is lack of parking. Some Japanese cities have taken it upon themselves to remedy the problem with the Eco Cycle, a profoundly weird machine that takes your bike and parks it underground for safe-keeping. It costs 2,600 yen for a monthly ticket to use the park. Students pay 1,300 yen.

This underground bicycle parking cylinders was impressed.
At each gate there is a simple card reader. One has to take out a monthly contract to use these ones but there are some around Tokyo where anybody can park their bicycle.

to use it... We just swipes our card and a few seconds later the doors open, and docks the front wheel of our bicycle there.

This is what the bicycle park looks like underground.

The Eco Cycle can store up to 144 bicycles underground - retrieval and storage in seconds. The longest it takes is 10 seconds.
The company who makes this is Giken who also make stuff like tidal and flood defense systems.

The Eco Cycle caters for bicycles which are less than 1,950mm in length and less than 1,250mm in height. Tyre size has to be less than 28 inches.
Interesting how the Japanese use a mixture of mm, cm and inches.

source: annychoo.com