I'm Going To Japan

gaijin mark wrote:triky wrote:

Osaka is to publish magazines in English, Hangul and Chinese and distribute them overseas to try to dispel the cityfs image of being nothing more than yakuza dens and pachinko parlors.

Actually, Osaka is nothing more than yakuza dens, pachinko parlors and lunatic Hanshin Tigers fans. :bonk: [/list:u]

GO TIGERS!!!!! SCREW THE COLONEL!!!!!

... oh. I. I see what you mean :beaten:

tabana wrote:
You can get all the types, prices and informations about Japan Rail Pass here: link :) It looks a little bit complicated thought. :sweat:

yeah...at first it can be confusing...

the JR rail pass, is the only way to travel for the traveling visitor of Japan, and it saves a lot of money.

qilver wrote:


yeah...at first it can be confusing...

the JR rail pass, is the only way to travel for the traveling visitor of Japan, and it saves a lot of money.

Guys,
I thought we had a restriction on signature pic size.

Or is it just my browser? :headscratch:
-PCM

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Just looked, nope there's no restriction on size per se.


Cheers,
PCM

Wow~ thanks, maybe i'll have problem s again.. I'll ask next time... :P

tabana wrote:
You can get all the types, prices and informations about Japan Rail Pass here: link :) It looks a little bit complicated thought. :sweat:

gaijin mark wrote:triky wrote:

Osaka is to publish magazines in English, Hangul and Chinese and distribute them overseas to try to dispel the cityfs image of being nothing more than yakuza dens and pachinko parlors.

Actually, Osaka is nothing more than yakuza dens, pachinko parlors and lunatic Hanshin Tigers fans. :bonk: [/list:u]

good point that was a crucial mistake in leaving them out.

[image] Well, they're not ALL lunatics :naughty: [/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote:[image] Well, they're not ALL lunatics :naughty: [/list:u]

you're right.... :bonk:

SMAPxELAINE wrote:Wow~ thanks, maybe i'll have problem s again.. I'll ask next time... :P

No problems. :D

at JTB inside mitsuwa mkt, a free pamphlet on Narita airport guidebook...while looking through it, it remind me more of japan, and when i went there.... :puppydog: :bonk:

the nihonjin are really over the top, man.

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Saintly service

July 15th, 2006 by Lee
As maid cafes begin to saturate certain areas (almost) as much as Starbucks, conveyors of coffee and cosplay are becoming increasingly hard pushed to come up with new and geeky gimmicks. The people behind the newly opened St. Grace Court in Akihabara however appear to be on to a winner, ingeniously combining morality and maids with these nun inspired outfits.


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With surroundings a little more sombre than the usual themed cafe, the staff also add to the ambience with their coy demeanour and heartfelt Christian beliefs.


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And whilst their clothing may be a little cheekier than the garments sported by their convent-cloistered counterparts,


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they all faithfully bid customers farewell with an earnest, gGod bless you!h
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Tu_triky wrote:the nihonjin are really over the top, man.

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Saintly service

July 15th, 2006 by Lee
As maid cafes begin to saturate certain areas (almost) as much as Starbucks, conveyors of coffee and cosplay are becoming increasingly hard pushed to come up with new and geeky gimmicks. The people behind the newly opened St. Grace Court in Akihabara however appear to be on to a winner, ingeniously combining morality and maids with these nun inspired outfits.


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With surroundings a little more sombre than the usual themed cafe, the staff also add to the ambience with their coy demeanour and heartfelt Christian beliefs.


[image]

And whilst their clothing may be a little cheekier than the garments sported by their convent-cloistered counterparts,


[image]

they all faithfully bid customers farewell with an earnest, gGod bless you!h
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Otakus are going for a confession now, going to cleanse themselves of their immoeral ways. :beaten:

w3bhead wrote:

Otakus are going for a confession now, going to cleanse themselves of their immoeral ways. :beaten:

yeah about the only thing they wanna confess is going up to one of those girls and admit that he wants to lick her ankles.

Tu_triky wrote:the nihonjin are really over the top, man.

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Saintly service

July 15th, 2006 by Lee
As maid cafes begin to saturate certain areas (almost) as much as Starbucks, conveyors of coffee and cosplay are becoming increasingly hard pushed to come up with new and geeky gimmicks. The people behind the newly opened St. Grace Court in Akihabara however appear to be on to a winner, ingeniously combining morality and maids with these nun inspired outfits.


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With surroundings a little more sombre than the usual themed cafe, the staff also add to the ambience with their coy demeanour and heartfelt Christian beliefs.


[image]

And whilst their clothing may be a little cheekier than the garments sported by their convent-cloistered counterparts,


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they all faithfully bid customers farewell with an earnest, gGod bless you!h
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forget Starbucks...it's all maid cafes....... :bow: :hehe:

Maid cafes are cute and all but this is taking it a little bit too far...

SolitaryShell wrote:Maid cafes are cute and all but this is taking it a little bit too far...

guess not for the japanese.

SolitaryShell wrote:Maid cafes are cute and all but this is taking it a little bit too far...

the japanese know no limits...they are the quirkest, most perverted ppl on the planet. you should have read the article i put up here a while back with the train cafe...where you pay a fee and you get to enter a makeshift train car and get to grope females as if you were doing so on a real subway. :crazy:

Tu_triky wrote:

the japanese know no limits...they are the quirkest, most perverted ppl on the planet. you should have read the article i put up here a while back with the train cafe...where you pay a fee and you get to enter a makeshift train car and get to group females as if you were doing so on a real subway. :crazy:

But you gotta admit, knowing no limits is a trait of the Japanese that makes them create innovations of all sorts. :)

w3bhead wrote:

But you gotta admit, knowing no limits is a trait of the Japanese that makes them create innovations of all sorts. :)

true...ramen and the love hotel are two of man's greatest innovations

Tu_triky wrote:

the japanese know no limits...they are the quirkest, most perverted ppl on the planet. you should have read the article i put up here a while back with the train cafe...where you pay a fee and you get to enter a makeshift train car and get to grope females as if you were doing so on a real subway. :crazy:

That's...actually kinda cool. How did I overlook this while in Japan? :bonk:

SolitaryShell wrote:Maid cafes are cute and all but this is taking it a little bit too far...

You obviously haven't watch Welcome to the NHK :mrgreen: :hehe: