Basing on topic of the week, Rory played this DVD in the morning classed, and this could be the third time I saw the movie. Rory switched to English sound with subtitle, though he recommended the Japan sound. The atmosphere was so depressing at the end of the movie.

This is the internet coffee I usually went to, but I didn't like the boss because of his unwelcome face. With six computers this store is near Waterloo station, and was the only internet coffee I knew until the last day I stay in London.

I went to Natural History Museum in the afternoon, and I liked it because science stuff was more understandable than art things for me.

But it was hot in the museum and I was quiet tired, so I went to the lower ground level and took a nap there. I visited the Green Zone (Creepy Crawlies, Birds) and Red Zone (The Power Within, Restless Surface), and had a glance at Human Biology in Blue Zone.

Then I went to Victoria and Albert Museum which stands at the left of The Natural History Museum. The museum exhibits paintings, sculptures, furniture, ceramic, etc.

But I didn't watch much of the exhibition in the museum; I walked to the middle garden instead.

British Telecom Tower is near Warren St. station. I saw this tower in the first week but I came here today just to take a picture of it, so I didn't know if it is opened to pubic.

The nearest tube station of our residence, Manna Ash House, is Southward, one of the Jubilee Line stations which is the newest tube based on the traveling book.

But I didn't notice that stations of Jubilee line are such fashion-designed until I read the content of my traveling book. This is inside the Southward station.

This is a scene of the platform; only stations of Jubilee line have extra gates on the platform, and, of course, the stations are much more clean than other lines. Instead of "Exit" that we usually use, "Way out" is here in London tube to indicate the way out to the station.

This kind of conveyor usually only seen in the airport. Because the distance between Jubilee line and other two line (Bakerloo and Northen) is really far in Waterloo station, there is a conveyor belt in the corridor.