I'm Going To Japan

Thanks everyone for the feedback. The site is alotta help too. ;)

tabana wrote:
Kind of strange so many people spend like crazy on fashion, when they wear a uniform all day long.

Maybe that's why? Some kind of craving?

Fashion is uniformed in a way as well. My flatmate and me have this joke on how we can tell how old a Japanese woman is by looking at her haircut.

EstherM wrote:

Maybe that's why? Some kind of craving?

Fashion is uniformed in a way as well. My flatmate and me have this joke on how we can tell how old a Japanese woman is by looking at her haircut.

Speaking of haircuts....I remember walking around Tokyo and seeing at least two obaasans, on different occasions, with dyed blue hair...it was the weirdest friekin' thing.

:lol:

I hope it's because they picked up the wrong box at the drugstore. :sweat:

EstherM wrote:Maybe that's why? Some kind of craving?

Good point. Could be.

tabana wrote::lol:

I hope it's because they picked up the wrong box at the drugstore. :sweat:

My friend and I were like WTF? Couldn't figure it out...I mean blue, dude...like anime character blue hair color blue.

:rofl:

Is it one of those life crysis moments? :sweat: Nothing scarier than an old lady who wants to look like her grand daughter. :bleh:

tabana wrote::rofl:

Is it one of those life crysis moments? :sweat: Nothing scarier than an old lady who wants to look like her grand daughter. :bleh:

Nothing scarier than an old lady who wants to look like Doraemon.

Tu_triky wrote:

Nothing scarier than an old lady who wants to look like Doraemon.

or like the pink panther or a prune :sweat: I think I saw the whole colour range in Nagoya. And only worn by elderly chic ladies, over 70 year old. :sweat:
Unfortunately I never enquired on the why.

EstherM wrote:

or like the pink panther or a prune :sweat: I think I saw the whole colour range in Nagoya. And only worn by elderly chic ladies, over 70 year old. :sweat:
Unfortunately I never enquired on the why.

Seriously weird....I wonder if they have an Orenji Obaasan?

A few people enjoying the beach in Japan

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Tu_triky wrote:A few people enjoying the beach in Japan

But I'll bet the beach is clean and the water ain't polluted. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
But I'll bet the beach is clean and the water ain't polluted. :victory:

Haha...yeah I see your point...but can you imagine going to the beach with that writhing mass of humanity...if you saw that many people at Hermosa, Santa Monica, or Long Beach there would be a few dozen murders, at the least.

Tu_triky wrote:Haha...yeah I see your point...but can you imagine going to the beach with that writhing mass of humanity...

I couldn't do it: I hate crowds... I'd be dying to get out of that mess.

if you saw that many people at Hermosa, Santa Monica, or Long Beach there would be a few dozen murders, at the least.

Not Hermosa, maybe the other two, though. :beaten: :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
Not Hermosa, maybe the other two, though. :beaten: :hehe:

Mr. South Bay is partial. :P :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:Mr. South Bay is partial. :P :beaten:

Ya think? :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
But I'll bet the beach is clean and the water ain't polluted. :victory:

Acclimate yourself to hordes of humanity before you go to Japan...while it won't be as bad as that picture....you won't be enjoying the comfort of your Bavarian Motor Works while travelling from place to place. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:Acclimate yourself to hordes of humanity before you go to Japan...while it won't be as bad as that picture....you won't be enjoying the comfort of your Bavarian Motor Works while travelling from place to place. :beaten:

Hopefully the people will be clothed, particularly those who are fitness-challenged. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Hopefully the people will be clothed, particularly those who are fitness-challenged. :beaten:

At least they wouldn't be pointing at you and saying "gaijin!" :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
Hopefully the people will be clothed, particularly those who are fitness-challenged. :beaten:

Don't worry about...people there tend to dress up more than us slobs in America. Heck, I was the only one wearing shorts there, or so it seemed.

I saw plenty of short skirts. :sweat: :beaten: