Made in Tokyo

I was too tired this morning to wake up as I had to keep concentration all the day yesterday for the school and the first day of the work. Today was the same day. I had the school and work but it was very quiet at work so I could have time to chat with my collegues. One of them gave us a 'lecture' about an easy foreign currency investment on the net. Today was my first day to talk a lot with her and was also the last day for her to work there. It's a really a shame because she seems to be interesting person with a lot of experience and an excellent carrer. So I was lucky to have her last 'lecture' being paid at the same time.
I found that a new NHK documentary is on which is made for international broadcasting to introduce Japan called 'Weekend Japanology'. I stayed up late to watch it and today's topic was Japanese the utility houses on tiny spaces. An architect Yoshiharu Tsukamoto was the guest and he introduced his bilingual book 'Made in Tokyo'. I haven't known hin and the book but it seems that the book introduces strange buildings in Tokyo such as shops underneath a morter way or an driving school on the top of a super market roof.