I'm Going To Japan

Wynter wrote:

That was great. :applaud: What's Summer Bon?

Right here, Sensei: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bon_Odori#Bon_Odori[/list:u] Wiki strikes again! :victory: [/list:u]

Wynter wrote:

That was great. :applaud: What's Summer Bon?

glad ya liked it.

gaijinmark wrote: Right here, Sensei: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bon_Odori#Bon_Odori[/list:u] Wiki strikes again! :victory: [/list:u]

Thanks for the info, Musa!

Wynter wrote:

Thanks for the info, Musa!

Knowledge is power, eh. ;) [/list:u]

i like to tell some things about what happed to me in Japan and can i do that in here?

Stevie wrote:i like to tell some things about what happed to me in Japan and can i do that in here?

you're most welcome...your experiences can be a lesson/tips for others that planning/hoping to go to Japan... :jumpie:

Awesome!! i have alot of funny and scary storys to tell when i was in Japan. :hehe:

i dont know if all you guy know and this CM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1RrncVgLFY somethink like this happed to me when i got into Narita without the fighting!.. :sweat:

Stevie wrote:Awesome!! i have alot of funny and scary storys to tell when i was in Japan. :hehe:

i dont know if all you guy know and this CM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1RrncVgLFY somethink like this happed to me when i got into Narita without the fighting!.. :sweat:

Are you serious? I thought the Japanese had more manners than that...

Stevie wrote:Awesome!! i have alot of funny and scary storys to tell when i was in Japan. :hehe:

i dont know if all you guy know and this CM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1RrncVgLFY somethink like this happed to me when i got into Narita without the fighting!.. :sweat:

on a similar note to that cm, when i returned to england after living in japan many people asked if there were tvs out there! :crazy:

kenjilina wrote:

on a similar note to that cm, when i returned to england after living in japan many people asked if there were tvs out there! :crazy:

I'd have said, "No, the people in Japan felt sorry for the rest of the world having to put up with crap TV's so they exported them all!" [/list:u]

I wonder what rock that person had been hiding under :headscratch:

On a similar note, i've heard that some Americans didn't know that English was the language that most Australians spoke... :crazy:

Anime Dad wrote:I wonder what rock that person had been hiding under :headscratch:

On a similar note, i've heard that some Americans didn't know that English was the language that most Australians spoke... :crazy:

I saw that on TV. I'm not at all surprised. :shakehead:

Anime Dad wrote:I wonder what rock that person had been hiding under :headscratch:

On a similar note, i've heard that some Americans didn't know that English was the language that most Australians spoke... :crazy:

many Americans don't even know where America is on a map...and most Americans don't even have a passport and thus have NEVER ever left the country...what do you expect? they probably think Crocodile Dundee is the Prime Minister of Australia and everybody drinks Foster's Beer. friekin' idiots.

Tu_triky wrote:

many Americans don't even know where America is on a map...and most Americans don't even have a passport and thus have NEVER ever left the country...what do you expect? they probably think Crocodile Dundee is the Prime Minister of Australia and everybody drinks Foster's Beer. friekin' idiots.

Good point Tu. I'm sure there's plenty of Aussies who are the same... :hehe:

Anime Dad wrote:

Good point Tu. I'm sure there's plenty of Aussies who are the same... :hehe:

Part of it is a function of living in such a large developed country. I mean with all the riches of America many ppl aren't compelled to go abroad like the immigrants who come here looking here for a better job and a better life. Moreover, the American public school system is embarrassingly bad considering we are the richest nation on earth.

To think that some ppl don't know that the Australians speak English....wtf....I can understand that if you come from a country whose primary language isn't English....but for an American to say that....what a dumb ass.

Tu_triky wrote:

Part of it is a function of living in such a large developed country. I mean with all the riches of America many ppl aren't compelled to go abroad like the immigrants who come here looking here for a better job and a better life. Moreover, the American public school system is embarrassingly bad considering we are the richest nation on earth.

To think that some ppl don't know that the Australians speak English....wtf....I can understand that if you come from a country whose primary language isn't English....but for an American to say that....what a dumb ass.

I can't understand why ppl don't want to travel. I mean, I know there's plenty of reasons not to... but if you can afford it, why not? It's no secret that Japan is my #1, but i'd love to see Europe, other parts of Asia, even the USA and Canada. Probably the only places I would avoid would be the Middle East and parts of Africa... Much to my shame, i've only been to New Zealand and Fiji :(

^^That is why it is so much fun to come here and communicate with all of you worldly folks. :woot:

Back On Topic: Here is one of my favorite pics from one of my tozans to Japan. This is Sanmon Gate at Tasekiji. Isn't Fuji san so beautiful in the background?

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Enna wrote:^^That is why it is so much fun to come here and communicate with all of you worldly folks. :woot:

Back On Topic: Here is one of my favorite pics from one of my tozans to Japan. This is Sanmon Gate at Tasekiji. Isn't Fuji san so beautiful in the background?

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that's an awesome pic...and with mount fuji as the backdrop...looks postcard picture perfect.

Amazing pic Enna-chan :)

Tu_triky wrote:that's an awesome pic...and with mount fuji as the backdrop...looks postcard picture perfect.

Anime Dad wrote:Amazing pic Enna-chan :)

Thanks guys. I can't take credit for taking the pic though. A friend of mine took it. It is still one of my all time favorites! :)