I'm Going To Japan

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

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16 Dec 2006, 01:15 #5801
Tu_triky wrote:

oh, okay...well in japan christmas is generally considered a romantic holiday for couples (not so much for families) and isn't celebrated in the same way in Western Nations with Christian roots....don't get me wrong you will see lots of Christmas displays all over the place and lots of beautiful light displays in major cities like Tokyo, Osaka, etc....but in Japan the big countdown will be for the New Year not for Christmas.


oh okie. i see.
aah well. at least i bet the displays are a lot better than where i am now.
but anyways thanks a lot! (:
16 Dec 2006, 01:33 #5802
elventuna wrote:

oh okie. i see.
aah well. at least i bet the displays are a lot better than where i am now.
but anyways thanks a lot! (:


Don't worry I'm sure you'll see some really dazzling displays...I posted some pictures of Roppongi Hills during Christmas time that I found on the Internet before...this is where Hana Yori Dango season 1 was filmed...the lights are very pretty...here's a few pictures:



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16 Dec 2006, 02:23 #5804
WOW!

those pictures took my breathe away.
the lightings are simply splendid...
they seem to love blue lightings there.

and while i'm still here... an early merry christmas everyone!

and once again. thanks Tu_triky :mrgreen:
16 Dec 2006, 02:26 #5805
elventuna wrote:WOW!

those pictures took my breathe away.
the lightings are simply splendid...
they seem to love blue lightings there.

and while i'm still here... an early merry christmas everyone!

and once again. thanks Tu_triky :mrgreen:


no problem.

good luck! i hope you find what you're looking for....have a safe trip to Japan and enjoy every minute of it.... :mrgreen:
16 Dec 2006, 03:12 #5806
Those pictures of Tokyo at Christmas time were spectacular Tu!!!! :applaud: Thanks! :mrgreen:

Have a great trip eleventuna!
16 Dec 2006, 03:33 #5807
Enna wrote:Those pictures of Tokyo at Christmas time were spectacular Tu!!!! :applaud: Thanks! :mrgreen:

Have a great trip eleventuna!


yeah kinda of puts my snowman with two pieces of coal for eyes to shame. :beaten:
16 Dec 2006, 06:33 #5808
Tu_triky wrote:
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If you rub his nose, will your wish come true?

WOW, Tu-san! Amazing pics once again. I love the idea of sprinkling the snow and ground with lights. :applaud:
16 Dec 2006, 06:42 #5809
Wynter wrote:

If you rub his nose, will your wish come true?

WOW, Tu-san! Amazing pics once again. I love the idea of sprinkling the snow and ground with lights. :applaud:
Actually, you rub Hachiko's paws for good luck. I don't know if Hachiko is in Wiki or not, but you should check out his story, very sad and touching, typically Japanese. :puppydog: [/list:u]
16 Dec 2006, 06:47 #5810
gaijin mark wrote: Actually, you rub Hachiko's paws for good luck. I don't know if Hachiko is in Wiki or not, but you should check out his story, very sad and touching, typically Japanese. :puppydog: [/list:u]


O! Alrighty, I'll do a google! Arigato! :glomp:
16 Dec 2006, 20:09 #5812
gaijin mark wrote: Actually, you rub Hachiko's paws for good luck. I don't know if Hachiko is in Wiki or not, but you should check out his story, very sad and touching, typically Japanese. :puppydog: [/list:u]


i think hachiko's story is a lovely one and in a country like japan that values loyalty and honour and i can see why he's been immortalised as a statue. :mrgreen:
16 Dec 2006, 23:58 #5813
kenjilina wrote:

i think hachiko's story is a lovely one and in a country like japan that values loyalty and honour and i can see why he's been immortalised as a statue. :mrgreen:


when i went to shibuya and took a picture next to hachiko i left him a scooby snack that i brought with me from the States...after i walked away he kicked it away....apparently he was used to eating much tastier Japanese food. :beaten:

he barked something like "oishikunai"
17 Dec 2006, 02:45 #5814
Tu_triky wrote:

when i went to shibuya and took a picture next to hachiko i left him a scooby snack that i brought with me from the States...after i walked away he kicked it away....apparently he was used to eating much tastier Japanese food. :beaten:

he barked something like "oishikunai"


How much pot was in your system at the time?
17 Dec 2006, 02:47 #5815
Wynter wrote:

How much pot was in your system at the time?


pot...that's for kids...actually shaggy had the pot and i had the sandwiches...
17 Dec 2006, 04:07 #5816
Tu_triky wrote:

he barked something like "oishikunai"
Sounded more like "Kaerou baka gaijin!" to me1 [/list:u]
17 Dec 2006, 04:11 #5817
gaijin mark wrote: Sounded more like "Kaerou baka gaijin!" to me1 [/list:u]


that was after i got hit in the head.
17 Dec 2006, 04:44 #5818
Tu_triky wrote:

that was after i got hit in the head.

That explains so much. :hehe:
17 Dec 2006, 04:47 #5819
Wynter wrote:
That explains so much. :hehe:


the copious amounts of alcohol that i consumed in shibuya after bidding farewell to hachiko helped.
17 Dec 2006, 04:49 #5820
Tu_triky wrote:

that was after i got hit in the head.


Did Hachiko throw an old chew toy at you? :hehe:

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