anchor.diff:  
   What actually began as a blog post about an afternoon spent listening to two great bands, turned out into a compilation of what I have experienced through November since I haven't written anything here for a while.
   And since I had a rare free evening in the mid of a school week, I realised I could finally start to spit my gut properly.
  -So be prepared for a long, LONG, LOOOOOOOOOOONG story.
  +So be prepared for a rather long story.
   Grab you popcorn, fetch some coke, sit down and here we go!
   
   Let me start by saying this: school was rather tough for me in November.
   I think I started to get tired of continuously stuffing my head with new content every night.
  -From the moment I wake up, until the last second I fall asleep, my mind is trying to process new, freashly learnt Japanese.
  +From the moment I wake up, until the last second I fall asleep, my mind is trying to process new, freshly learnt Japanese.
   We have come to a point that the number of words and verbs we have encountered are that numereous, you cannot use them anymore on a regular basis.
   Result: you start to forget, you start to forget a lot!
   The only manner to regain forgotten knowledge: review it.
  
positive.code: If people start to think all of sudden I have had no life outside of my language studies, don't worry!
  On Friday nights I visited the local izakayas in my ward with Sašo, Ole and other friends I made during my volounteer classes at Musashi Kosugi station and got in touch with some local folks over there.
  It's a great way to practise some casualy spoken Japanese.
  I also went to the http://fes16.moshimoshi-nippon.jp/en/[Moshi Moshi Nippon Festival 2016].
  It's a festival promoting Japan's teen and pop culture.
  A nice thing about the festival is that it was free for gaikokujin (外国人, foreigner), or for short gaijin, but you had to register to get inside the venue.
  The festival was held in Tokyo Taiikakun, at the border of Shinjuku and Shibuya.
  
negative.code: I found a video starting from the 'moe moe kyun' moment and the second part of their performance.
  Due to the volume, the recording doesn't sound great, but it gives you a good idea of how the band looks like.
  
  video::pbCfuKlAtkk[youtube,width=560,height=315,lang=jp]
  
  Outside the venue, I saw a performance of *Niji no Conquistador*, an idol group with quite young girls. I haven't checked their actual ages, but I had the impression they were around 14 to 16.
  Their fanclub was clearly present in the crowd, throwing in all their screams, jumps, even one guy stood (litterly standing on his feet straight up) on top of another guy cheering for the idols.
  Really funny and impressive to see how these fanatic fans give the fullest of themselves during the performance.
  I ended the festival with the performance of Silent Siren, another all-female band in a more pop rock style of music.
  