I'm Going To Japan

Wow, Thanks for the pictures. Seems you had a nice time qilver! What places do you recommend to spend time in =) ?

bmwracer wrote:
Did you really mean "Public" or "Pub.....? :beaten: :hehe:

:lol: Omg, I didn't know you could be naughty! :rofl:

Wynter wrote::lol: Omg, I didn't know you could be naughty! :rofl:

I have moments.

ahochaude wrote:I'm going to Japan in November or December this year.
Mind you, this is not a 'family' trip for me this time around. -Going to hit up all the clubs and bars! All about fun this time around, and no "Brady Bunch" stuff for me.
I got some of my homies from hawaii coming up with me. If anyone else is interested, PM me. I'm looking around right now and will coordinate for places to stay.

PARTY IN NIPPON!

i'm doing the same next year with a good mate. apart from a visit to kyoto we'll be hitting the bars of shinsaibashi! :woot:

Lifo wrote:Wow, Thanks for the pictures. Seems you had a nice time qilver! What places do you recommend to spend time in =) ?

thanks, glad you enjoyed the pix, i got a whole bunch more to add up on here.

i recommend, Shinagawa Prince hotel in Shinagawa, Tokyo, i stay there everytime i go back to Japan.

I had a great time, and 16 days worth of Japan. In Kyoto, i stayed at Unizo, not a bad price for a simple hotel, in the heart of the downtown area, and convenient.

A waitress from Anna Miller's, a restaurant in Tokyo. The restaurant is known for its good portions, both on the plate and in the uniform :P

[image][/

Tu_triky wrote:A waitress from Anna Miller's, a restaurant in Tokyo. The restaurant is known for its good portions, both on the plate and in the uniform :P

Uh, when did Wyn-chan start working in Tokyo? :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:A waitress from Anna Miller's, a restaurant in Tokyo. The restaurant is known for its good portions, both on the plate and in the uniform :P

[image][/

Osaka: "We have an American among us!"

bmwracer wrote:
Uh, when did Wyn-chan start working in Tokyo? :beaten:

Dunno...when her skin turned yellow and she became fluent in Japanese.....lots going on around these parts...I should pay better attention. :headscratch:

bmwracer wrote:
Uh, when did Wyn-chan start working in Tokyo? :beaten:

Notice her attempting to clutch her back in order to keep from toppling over. The amount of teeth we chip... :shakehead:

Wynter wrote: The amount of teeth we chip... :shakehead:

Wear a helmet. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Wear a helmet. :mrgreen:

With a face guard. :hehe:

i finally just started my updated Japan trip weblog, and the photos are in no particular order, i don't really care too much about the template structure off blogger, but it is ok enough for me to use, here goes, just a preview of the pix, and the URL link again to my blog

http://qilverjapanblogz.blogspot.com/

[image][image][image][image]

qilver wrote:i finally just started my updated Japan trip weblog, and the photos are in no particular order, i don't really care too much about the template structure off blogger, but it is ok enough for me to use, here goes, just a preview of the pix, and the URL link again to my blog

http://qilverjapanblogz.blogspot.com/

[image][image][image][image]

O! What are all those snacks?

Cool, thanks! :woot:

[image]

http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/20080416TDY02311.htm"

Yomiuri: Tokyo population hits 10% of natl figure

The population of Tokyo reached 10 percent of the national figure last year for the first time in 28 years, showing an acceleration of the trend of overconcentration in the capital, the Internal Affairs and Communications Ministry announced Tuesday. The ministry's figures for the estimated populations of each prefecture as of Oct. 1 showed the capital had a population of 12.76 million compared with the national population of 127.77 million...The population of the area in and around Tokyo, which takes in Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama and Chiba prefectures, increased to 34.83 million--27.3 percent of the national figure. The ministry's findings also showed that 64.61 million people--50.6 percent of the country's population--lived in the metropolitan areas in and surrounding Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka...

Tu_triky wrote:[image]

Why are half the peeps colour-coordinated? (blues and whites?)

Wynter wrote:Why are half the peeps colour-coordinated? (blues and whites?)

Maybe 'cause it's a workday?

bmwracer wrote:
Maybe 'cause it's a workday?

Ohhhhhh maybe! Payday. Everyone's leaving early for a drink or six.

Wynter wrote:

Why are half the peeps colour-coordinated? (blues and whites?)

Probably a festival of some sort so people are wearing special clothing....just speculation on my part.