I'm Going To Japan

Tu_triky wrote:
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:smitten: I'm in such a flowery mood today.

Wynter wrote:

:smitten: I'm in such a flowery mood today.

Nice old school action with the rickshaw, huh? I'm sure it has a certain romance to it, especially for the recently married couple in the photo.

Tu_triky wrote:

Nice old school action with the rickshaw, huh? I'm sure it has a certain romance to it, especially for the recently married couple in the photo.

nice photos you posted above on Japan, i sure do miss Japan, and makes you want to go back...everytime.

here's more of my last trip a few months ago, Kobe, Kyoto Japan.
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Cool. :victory:

Japan's got some great architecture... Old and new. :applaud:

qilver wrote:

nice photos you posted above on Japan, i sure do miss Japan, and makes you want to go back...everytime.

here's more of my last trip a few months ago, Kobe, Kyoto Japan.
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Nice pics, man :D I like the variety...

Tu_triky wrote:

Nice pics, man :D I like the variety...

glad you enjoyed them,

just updated my blog, i am not too fond of the layout of blogger.com, but it works..i have tons more to add, if i can get motivated to post them, for now here is more.

http://qilverjapanblogz.blogspot.com/

qilver wrote:glad you enjoyed them,

just updated my blog, i am not too fond of the layout of blogger.com, but it works..i have tons more to add, if i can get motivated to post them, for now here is more.

Try Live Journal. :victory:

qilver wrote:

glad you enjoyed them,

just updated my blog, i am not too fond of the layout of blogger.com, but it works..i have tons more to add, if i can get motivated to post them, for now here is more.

http://qilverjapanblogz.blogspot.com/

I'm sure you have a ton of photos so I understand it must be a hassle to upload them.

bmwracer wrote:
Try Live Journal. :victory:

thanks, i will check it out. :victory:

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Yakitori under the tracks at Yarakucho

Tu_triky wrote:Yakitori under the tracks at Yarakucho

Is there a Drive-Thru? :beaten: :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
Is there a Drive-Thru? :beaten: :hehe:

Yes, they shoot the yakitori skewers as arrows into your car with a bow...as you drive by...it's all very fast and convenient. :beaten:

Inspired by yabusame archery of course...you know how the Japanese love tradition.

Tu_triky wrote:Yes, they shoot the yakitori skewers as arrows into your car with a bow...as you drive by...it's all very fast and convenient. :beaten:

Inspired by yabusame archery of course...you know how the Japanese love tradition.

Gotta love tradition. :victory: :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Gotta love tradition. :victory: :mrgreen:

^_^

Wow, really great pictures you've got there qilver! Can't wait for my trip <3!!

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This example of "latte art" won first prize for Asuka Yoshimoto [below] at a competition arranged by Blenz Coffee to decide who should represent Japan in the company's International Latte Art Competition which will take place in Canada later this year. Judges, including North American latte art champion Layla Osberg, gave the design a score of 9.75 out of a maximum 10. Yoshimoto, who works at the Shibuya branch of Double Tall Cafe also picked up a cash prize of 100,000 yen along with the invitation to Canada.

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^ LOL, people will turn anything into a competition. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:^ LOL, people will turn anything into a competition. :hehe:

Yup...Best Jeanist comes to mind ;) But it does require some skill to doodle on the surface of a Latte....looks like he drew a Canadian Maple leaf, but that's just my guess.

Tu_triky wrote:Yup...Best Jeanist comes to mind ;) But it does require some skill to doodle on the surface of a Latte....looks like he drew a Canadian Maple leaf, but that's just my guess.

I'm waiting for someone to sketch the Mona Lisa on a latte... That'll legitimize the sport. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
That'll legitimize the sport. :beaten:

:hehe: I'll see you in Beijing...bring your own toothpaste and steamed pork buns...antifreeze and cardboard don't agree with my body.