I'm Going To Japan

dochira wrote:Trying to convince my wife that we should go in April during her spring break. I hope I can find some cheap fares on JAL or ANA post haste. :fingerscrossed:

If she doesn't want to, just tell her you'll go by yourself to meet some nice girls. ;) I'm sure she'll follow you... or maybe kill you.... either way. :beaten: :hehe: :whipped:

tabana wrote:
Cool. It's been a while since I checked it. :mrgreen:

will keep you posted after today's post for more updates.
i haven't updated it, in just over two months, and i planning on updating it more often with more pix, and i still got lots of them left to post for my japan trip pix... :applaud: :hehe:

Thanks, just let me know.

They are great. I like your souvenir. :hehe:

tabana wrote:
If she doesn't want to, just tell her you'll go by yourself to meet some nice girls. ;) I'm sure she'll follow you... or maybe kill you.... either way. :beaten: :hehe: :whipped:

I'm sure that would go over well with the wife. ;) :hehe:

tabana wrote:Thanks, just let me know.

They are great. I like your souvenir. :hehe:

yeah, it was a nice souvenir :thumbsup:

dochira wrote:
I'm sure that would go over well with the wife. ;) :hehe:

which? she'll follow you?, :beaten:, or allow you to Japan?
:hehe:

qilver wrote:
which? she'll follow you?, :beaten:, or allow you to Japan?
:hehe:

The part where tabana suggests that I go to meet some girls. :beaten:

dochira wrote:
The part where tabana suggests that I go to meet some girls. :beaten:

lol, when you meet up with some, ask her if she has any friends for me...:hehe:

qilver wrote:
lol, when you meet up with some, ask her if she has any friends for me...:hehe:

Q, if I did that, I wouldn't even make it out the door, let alone the airport and Japan.

dochira wrote:
Q, if I did that, I wouldn't even make it out the door, let alone the airport and Japan.

lol, ok...then leave them all for me....:rofl:

dochira wrote:
Q, if I did that, I wouldn't even make it out the door, let alone the airport and Japan.

:whipped: :hehe:

Hopefully, I'll be studying Japanese coming October in Japan at one of the language institutes. If everything goes well I'll be staying there for an yet unknown period of time. After the 1,5 years of language study, I will go to a University in Japan for further development of my knowledges :) I still don't really know what exactly I want to study, but I'm thinking of something in the design world (2D/3D/Drawing etc). I hope to get a fun time there :)

Sounds nice. :thumbsup:

Sapporo Snow Festival 2006.

Snow and ice sculptures. Here's a little preview: :shocked:
Official Site for more pics and info.

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tabana wrote:Sapporo Snow Festival 2006.

Snow and ice sculptures. Here's a little preview: :shocked:
Official Site for more pics and info.

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cool. :thumbsup:

Merging topics.

first prize winner in Akihabara Prize Japanese Photo contest

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FIRST PRIZE: "Shibuya, Tokyo" -- Sven Eckert
Even though I live near Shibuya and pass this famous crossing, it still amazes me and always has.
Every minute of it is different, it seems to me that the crossing is made out of unique and countless moments.
At the moment of taking this picture, I could not even see a tiny bit of the ground, the crowd completely covers it!
People walk without looking anywhere particular, the screens flicker, but in the end ... it is just another moment at the Shibuya crossing.

Yikes, packed street. There's not as much people here even when they close a street during summer for a music festival or something. :nut:

Not an ideal place for an agoraphobic. :sweat:

tabana wrote:Yikes, packed street. There's not as much people here even when they close a street during summer for a music festival or something. :nut:

Not an ideal place for an agoraphobic. :sweat:

it's a great place to play hide and seek though..... :hehe:

Yep... unless you're 6' 4" or taller. :mrgreen:

I woudn't want to be Yaguchi Mari and walking on this street. She woundn't even know where she's heading in this crowd. :hehe: