Lily seems to have known from the moment we started packing.
This time, 'Staying home alone' alone wasn't enough to satisfy her, so we drove to the harbor together.
If you say 'Staying home alone' in the port parking lot, it will stay with you even after you get home and won't feel lonely.
This is the cheapest open-deck cabin.
It's not a communal sleeping area, but there are small beds.
700 pesos (1400 yen), but I don't think I have the courage to use this place...
This is the Presidential Room.
A first-class cabin with two beds side by side.
Gigi had apparently used this ship many times before, but never imagined she would end up using this particular room.
The last time Gigi visited Cebu alone to buy a generator, she used a cabin that cost 700 pesos.
The ship, which departed Osamis Port at 8 PM on the 19th, arrived at Cebu Port at 6:30 PM.
After checking into the hotel and leaving my luggage, I went to the Japanese Consulate in the Ayala district to complete procedures such as 'Change of address on residence registration' and 'Overseas voting'.
After that, I went to the immigration office and picked up my permanent resident alien registration card (ICARD), which I had applied for previously.
I had lunch at Nonki Restaurant, a casual pub located in SM.
Here's where a pleasant surprise happened.
The Japanese person who was eating at the table next to us
'You're Gigi, right? I recognized you right away because I've been reading Lily's diary.'
They called out to me.
Is Gigi a celebrity?
We left Cebu on a boat on the night of the 20th.
Day trips are really tiring...