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Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
by the way ganmo i suggest downloading the Next Stop Discovery series from d-addicts...it's a series of small mini-documentaries hosted by various ppl who pick a subway/train line in tokyo and then get off at stations and take the backstreets exploring the amazing restaurants and shops that REAL tokyo has to offer...it's amazingly entertaining.
ganmo wrote:by the way ganmo i suggest downloading the Next Stop Discovery series from d-addicts...it's a series of small mini-documentaries hosted by various ppl who pick a subway/train line in tokyo and then get off at stations and take the backstreets exploring the amazing restaurants and shops that REAL tokyo has to offer...it's amazingly entertaining.
@triky...Thanks!
I downloaded a couple of segments of Next Stop Discovery off of Grab-It. Was okay but I like Soko-ga-Shiritai much better. My dream job...to travel all over Japan, stay in the best ryokan, meet different people and eat the best food...probably all paid for by the Production Company. What a job!!
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if i could get a job like that i'd live the country.....
ganmo wrote:
If I was given the opportunity to work in a job like that, I would be out the door so fast and hopping on a plane to Japan without a second thought. I've always envied the hosts of the Soko ga Shiritai.
even if i was a production assistant on such a travel show i'd do it....at least for a while....imagine the experiences you'd have.
ganmo wrote:even if i was a production assistant on such a travel show i'd do it....at least for a while....imagine the experiences you'd have.
And the free food!!!
for that fact alone it may be worth it...not even so much only because it's free but it'd be the diversity and the quality of food that'd you experience.
ganmo wrote:for that fact alone it may be worth it...not even so much only because it's free but it'd be the diversity and the quality of food that'd you experience.
Yeah...that's so true. From eating unagi freshly caught on the boat - I saw a segment where the fishermen (and women) would catch, fry and then eat the unagi on the boat - to dining in the best little inns and takeaways...always a different experience.
And I just visited the Kateigaho link...looks really good. I've saved it to my favourites...thanks! :victory:
Tu_triky wrote:
cool..the photography in this magazine is absolutely top notch! man speaking of unagi they had this photograph of this Japanese guy at this outdoor Kyoto gourmet market with skewered, grilled unagi in his hand which was basted in a special sauce....it glistened like a jewel :drooling: :drooling: :drooling:
Wynter wrote:
Awesome photography, you say? When it's mailed to you, what is the packaging like? Opaque envelop or clear plastic bag?
Tu_triky wrote:
It's an oversized magazine in a clear plastic packaging...it always arrives in pristine condition. An amazing resource regarding contemporary Japanese culture, art, tradition, and food.
Wynter wrote:Maybe you should get a post office box, what Mom don't know won't hurt her, eh? [/list:u]
>>groan<<
If it comes in a clear package I dunno how I'll be able to hide it from mom. She's already freaking that I get too many things in the mail. If I subscribe, she'll blow. Which totally sucks, because the mag looks AMAZING.
gaijin mark wrote: Maybe you should get a post office box, what Mom don't know won't hurt her, eh? [/list:u]
Wynter wrote:That was my NEXT idea, geez, Wyn-chan, you're always one step ahead of me! [/list:u]
If it's oversized, wouldn't they mail straight to the door? I wonder if I can get it mailed to my school...
gaijin mark wrote: That was my NEXT idea, geez, Wyn-chan, you're always one step ahead of me! [/list:u]
Wynter wrote:
>>groan<<
If it comes in a clear package I dunno how I'll be able to hide it from mom. She's already freaking that I get too many things in the mail. If I subscribe, she'll blow. Which totally sucks, because the mag looks AMAZING.
Anime Dad wrote:Um, Wyn-chan, unless i'm seriously mistaken, you're an adult. Which means you should be able to subscribe to whatever you want.
BTW how much is it? I may subscribe myself!
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