I can't wait to go!!! Thanx to Triky, I've found a place that serves 130 yen per plate sushi :woot:
I'm Going To Japan
Started by cZo · 14 Mar 2005 · 11,349 replies
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gaijinmark wrote:I can't wait to go!!! Thanx to Triky, I've found a place that serves 130 yen per plate sushi :woot:
Geez.... that's $1.30..... let me at it!
Anime Dad wrote:
Geez.... that's $1.30..... let me at it!
100 yen Kaiten Sushi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L06RD_1ktMo
Tsukiji Kaiten Sushi in Shibuya, Tokyo still 100 Yen a plate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU57CBBGUnY
http://photos.igougo.com/pictures-photos-l632-c1-s1-p148417-sushi_joint.html
Tu_triky wrote:
nice work. looks like armageddon is imminent above :P
Thanks Tu! :) I like the look of those clouds. :P
Enna wrote:
Thanks Tu! :) I like the look of those clouds. :P
great shot, kid. :applaud:
Tu_triky wrote:
great shot, kid. :applaud:
Thanks again Tu. :) Maybe it is time to invest in a 'real' camera. :bonk:
Enna wrote:
Do you think that was taken with a cell phone camera? I love that everyone politely ignores him. Makes me homesick for my NYC subway riding days. :hehe:
:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:
Tsukiji Kaiten Sushi in Shibuya, Tokyo still 100 Yen a plate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU57CBBGUnY
THOSE plates for 100 Yen each?! That's dirt cheap. :shocked:
Enna wrote:
Do you think that was taken with a cell phone camera? I love that everyone politely ignores him. Makes me homesick for my NYC subway riding days. :hehe:
"politely" ignore. :rofl: Gorgeous pics, Enna. :thumbsup:
Wynter wrote:
"politely" ignore. :rofl: Gorgeous pics, Enna. :thumbsup:
Thanks Wynter. :) I am glad you liked them especially with your keen artist's eyes. :say_thanx:
Spent the whole day at Odaiba today just so that we could watch the Tokyo Bay Hanabi. We went to see Ratatouille just to kill some time. It was a good movie, I can recommend it. (However, I already saw Funuke this week and going to two movies in one week is a bit much--my brain is beginning to rot at the edges.)
Unless you've been to this event you have no idea how crowded it was. People just kept coming and coming :nut: ...most were young guys and girls in their 20's. About 40%, including guys, were wearing yukata's. :woot: Just to give you some idea of what it was like, check out this link. http://www.gatsun.to/
It really was like that.
Unless you've been to this event you have no idea how crowded it was. People just kept coming and coming :nut: ...most were young guys and girls in their 20's. About 40%, including guys, were wearing yukata's. :woot: Just to give you some idea of what it was like, check out this link. http://www.gatsun.to/
It really was like that.
don wrote:Spent the whole day at Odaiba today just so that we could watch the Tokyo Bay Hanabi. We went to see Ratatouille just to kill some time. It was a good movie, I can recommend it. (However, I already saw Funuke this week and going to two movies in one week is a bit much--my brain is beginning to rot at the edges.)
Unless you've been to this event you have no idea how crowded it was. People just kept coming and coming :nut: ...most were young guys and girls in their 20's. About 40%, including guys, were wearing yukata's. :woot: Just to give you some idea of what it was like, check out this link. http://www.gatsun.to/
It really was like that.
sounds good. nice website, too. :applaud:
just been back for 3 days after staying in Japan for a month. Have seen most of Tokyo, went to Kamakura and Yokohama and I climbed Fuji-san. I also followed Japanese language school and I stayed with a hostfamily (great people).
Im absolutely going back to Tokyo asap.
Im absolutely going back to Tokyo asap.
ƒPƒ”ƒBƒ“ wrote:just been back for 3 days after staying in Japan for a month. Have seen most of Tokyo, went to Kamakura and Yokohama and I climbed Fuji-san. I also followed Japanese language school and I stayed with a hostfamily (great people).
Im absolutely going back to Tokyo asap.
That's awesome! I'm glad you had a great time. I've heard horror stories about host families, but I'm glad the family you stayed with was grand.
Tu_triky wrote:Ganguro grips Hachiko and loses slipper
Those kinda pics don't give anyone incentive to visit Japan, y'know. :bleh:
bmwracer wrote:
Those kinda pics don't give anyone incentive to visit Japan, y'know. :bleh:
If someone can't deal with the random ganguro acting foolish in their backyard (i.e. Shibuya) then the prospective traveler is not prepared for the oddiities one will find in Tokyo. The whole city is like one big amusement park :beaten: Japan isn't all temples, kimonos, and old ladies crossing the street.
The fearful and uninitiated should stay home. ;)
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