I'm Going To Japan

Started by cZo · 14 Mar 2005 · 11,349 replies

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30 Dec 2005, 06:14 #2521
tabana wrote:Probably some fish paste... :confused:


you really think so? i'm at a loss, to be honest.
30 Dec 2005, 06:15 #2522
krim wrote:

i actually did that in Idaho once.. :sweat: :shamefulcry:


you should have called kid up ...he would have flown in a platter of mickey d's grub on air force one.
30 Dec 2005, 06:17 #2523
Tu_triky wrote:

you should have called kid up ...he would have flown in a platter of mickey d's grub on air force one.


the vibrating bed was pretty cool... that's where all the quarters went.

the rest of my meal consisted of Hobo beans using the hotplate that was in the room...
30 Dec 2005, 06:19 #2524
krim wrote:

the vibrating bed was pretty cool... that's where all the quarters went.

the rest of my meal consisted of Hobo beans using the hotplate that was in the room...


remind me never to visit a town that's whiter than the potatoes they grow....note to self.
30 Dec 2005, 06:26 #2525
tabana wrote:Probably some fish paste... :confused:


They use beef with soy sauce, chicken, and also rice patties are popular instead of meat. I am not a chicken fan so I tried the regular beef patty and also the rice patty which took some getting use to but was pretty good. I don't remember and fish o the menu but they did have shrimp and mushrooms...
30 Dec 2005, 06:30 #2526
I posted a few items from their menu in this thread: link :)
30 Dec 2005, 11:08 #2527
Tu_triky wrote:

i believe there's a collective sentiment here with respect to toxic bell.

:mrgreen:


:nyah: :rofl:
30 Dec 2005, 11:10 #2528
tabana wrote:Everytime I travel, I spend around $100 ~ $200 a day for food, transportation, hotel... If I'm visiting stuff it's more expensive. I eat in restaurants 3 times a day and buy good meals, a nice drink... something I don't do everyday when I'm home. I spend less money when I'm working and staying at home, like most people.

I'm sure there is stuff in Alaska that cost a lot, like a $10 ketchup bottle, but the rent is cheap. I don't think I could afford a 3 bedroom appartment in Tokyo or Manhattan, but I could probably have a mansion in Alaska. The ketchup in Manhattan is cheap though. :)


yeah, i agree....splurge when on vacation, save up and budget the rest of the year, to go on another vacation...live it up when you can, and esp. when in Japan. :woot:
30 Dec 2005, 19:55 #2529
Yes siree!
My trip is postponed until the end of February! Gonna spend almost two weeks there! First 4 days in Roppongi at my friend, Yuki's house, and then go back to Ashiya to the wife! Awww yeah!

BEER, Okonomiyaki, and Roppongi fever baby! :metaldevil:
31 Dec 2005, 01:15 · edited #2530
ahochaude wrote:Yes siree!
My trip is postponed until the end of February! Gonna spend almost two weeks there! First 4 days in Roppongi at my friend, Yuki's house, and then go back to Ashiya to the wife! Awww yeah!

BEER, Okonomiyaki, and Roppongi fever baby! :metaldevil:



that's awesome...my best friend has been to Ashiya twice....that's in Kansai right? crazy, cuz my friend went there when he was younger because Ashiya and his hometown near L.A., Montebello, are sister cities...so he was selected as "ambassador" for his city so he got to stay at an Ashiya host family and in return he hosted a family...he said he really liked it....he told me it's one of japan's most affluent areas.
31 Dec 2005, 08:25 #2531
I really like Ashiya however, if I were to move to Japan, I don't know if I could afford living in a place like that. Maybe Nishinomiya or something. :beaten:
31 Dec 2005, 08:26 #2532
ahochaude wrote:I really like Ashiya however, if I were to move to Japan, I don't know if I could afford living in a place like that. Maybe Nishinomiya or something. :beaten:


hurry up we need a crash pad...it can be like a CIA safehouse for lushes....
31 Dec 2005, 08:28 #2533
Tu_triky wrote:

hurry up we need a crash pad...it can be like a CIA safehouse for lushes....

hahahaha. It's weird you speak of such 'cause lately I've really been considering moving down there. I don't know if there is anything for me in Hawaii anymore.
31 Dec 2005, 08:30 #2534
ahochaude wrote:
hahahaha. It's weird you speak of such 'cause lately I've really been considering moving down there. I don't know if there is anything for me in Hawaii anymore.


why, brutha? you drank up all the liquor in HI already? :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
31 Dec 2005, 11:49 #2535
ahochaude wrote:Yes siree!
My trip is postponed until the end of February! Gonna spend almost two weeks there! First 4 days in Roppongi at my friend, Yuki's house, and then go back to Ashiya to the wife! Awww yeah!

BEER, Okonomiyaki, and Roppongi fever baby! :metaldevil:


lucky lucky, i wish i could go again...yeah, party time in Roppongi... :drink: :drooling: :doh:
31 Dec 2005, 21:18 #2536
ahochaude wrote:I really like Ashiya however, if I were to move to Japan, I don't know if I could afford living in a place like that. Maybe Nishinomiya or something. :beaten:


i used to live in ashiya. what a small world!
i went to the hamakaze sho gakko and the shiomi chu gakko there.
loved it. :mrgreen:
1 Jan 2006, 10:34 #2537
kenjilina wrote:

i used to live in ashiya. what a small world!
i went to the hamakaze sho gakko and the shiomi chu gakko there.
loved it. :mrgreen:


cool....how long did you live there? you were close to the j-girls eh? lucky one... :bonk: :victory: :nyah:
2 Jan 2006, 00:41 #2538
qilver wrote:

cool....how long did you live there? you were close to the j-girls eh? lucky one... :bonk: :victory: :nyah:


i lived in japan for 5 years as a kid. about three of them in ashiya. i remember my very first day at school. i couldn't speak a single word of japanese. by the time i left japan i was fluent in reading and writing, however living in the uk i've forgotten alot of it so watching the dramas keeps me refreshed, just about! :mrgreen:

p.s. the girls at school were gorgeous! :naughty:
2 Jan 2006, 02:09 #2539
kenjilina wrote:

i lived in japan for 5 years as a kid. about three of them in ashiya. i remember my very first day at school. i couldn't speak a single word of japanese. by the time i left japan i was fluent in reading and writing, however living in the uk i've forgotten alot of it so watching the dramas keeps me refreshed, just about! :mrgreen:

p.s. the girls at school were gorgeous! :naughty:



i forgot my kanji but not the girls.....haha...
2 Jan 2006, 09:36 #2540
Tu_triky wrote:


i forgot my kanji but not the girls.....haha...


i've still got the photos of everyone i went to school with as well as the graduation album. yep, some of the girls i've definitely not forgotten about! :mrgreen:

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