I'm Going To Japan
Started by cZo · 14 Mar 2005 · 11,349 replies
General Discussion
The hungry but shrewd visitor to Japan will search out a place to eat that has a sign that reads, "Yakiniku and Beer". Or least a place with a picture of a Sumo Wrestler in the window or on a sign.
Sashimi? You'll want to find a small restuarant right on the beach (or no further than 100m). Those places typically serve up the freshest fish in the most outrageous size portions (like Masadaiei).
Sashimi? You'll want to find a small restuarant right on the beach (or no further than 100m). Those places typically serve up the freshest fish in the most outrageous size portions (like Masadaiei).
bmwracer wrote:
At least it's not raining/snowing. :beaten:
Yeah, or else that guy wearing shorts would be a fool. :atchoo:
Tu_triky wrote:Yeah, or else that guy wearing shorts would be a fool. :atchoo:
LOL.
He's part of the Polar Bear Society. :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
LOL.
He's part of the Polar Bear Society. :hehe:
All I gotta say is you know that guy is not Japanese...when I went I never saw anybody else wearing shorts aside from myself....not even one person...it was October tho'.
Hi.......!!! im goin' to Hokkaido, n aynone plzz, can tell me besides snow, wat part of Hokkaido dat really interestin'???? :crazy: :bleh: :crazy:
coz, seems dat everybody only talk bout TOkyo only.... :mecry: :argh: :mecry:
douteisama wrote:Hi.......!!! im goin' to Hokkaido, n aynone plzz, can tell me besides snow, wat part of Hokkaido dat really interestin'???? :crazy: :bleh: :crazy:
Sapporo is the largest city in Hokkaido and the fifth largest city in Japan...here's some links concerning Hokkaido that I posted before...you'll probably find some useful information here:
Here are some links about Hokkaido you may find useful:
http://www.city.kitami.lg.jp/e/index.htm (Official Kitami website in English)
http://www.hokkaidoguide.com/
http://wikitravel.org/en/Hokkaido
http://www.yamasa.org/japan/english/destinations/hokkaido/index.html
http://www.jref.com/practical/hokkaido.shtml
http://www.xenemag.net/e/travel/guide/guide.html
http://kanko.pref.hokkaido.jp/kankodb/foreign/e/index.html
http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/location/regional/hokkaido/
in nov last year I went to Takayama and I drop my 1 Gb SD card near morning market.It's possible to get it back.I lost most of my photos in japan.....so sad....
douteisama wrote:Hi.......!!! im goin' to Hokkaido, n aynone plzz, can tell me besides snow, wat part of Hokkaido dat really interestin'???? :crazy: :bleh: :crazy:
Besides snow? Are you going during winter? ramen museum. It's the only thing I know. Onsen too. If you're going next week, there is the Sapporo snow festival. It looks pretty cool. :thumbsup: They have like 3meters of snow or more. So if you like to ski, it's a nice place.
Anyone knows how long hanami last? Like if the flowers bloom April 1st, will they be gone by the end of the week?
I am a bit jealous of two of my friends - both of them are going to Japan in May:shamefulcry:
But I am getting there - I was working next to a Japanese colleague today - my company has a small office in Tokyo, in Ginza - and I did some serious networking :mrgreen:
But I am getting there - I was working next to a Japanese colleague today - my company has a small office in Tokyo, in Ginza - and I did some serious networking :mrgreen:
kenjilina wrote:
did they get a quick feel while 'loading' her? :hehe:
They probably stole her panties to add to their collection.
Tu_triky wrote:
They probably stole her panties to add to their collection.
If they could do that without taking off her pants, I'd be uber impressed! :applaud:
I've mastered taking off my bra without taking off my shirt... but taking off panties without taking off the pants?
Wynter wrote:
If they could do that without taking off her pants, I'd be uber impressed! :applaud:
I've mastered taking off my bra without taking off my shirt... but taking off panties without taking off the pants?
When you wear a snap on thong it's no prob.
Tu_triky wrote:
When you wear a snap on thong it's no prob.
Speaking with experience, eh? :hehe:
Wynter wrote:
Speaking with experience, eh? :hehe:
Last time I walked around the subway with a small pair of scissors to make it easier....the train station employees sold me the scissors for 400 yen. :hehe:
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