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I'm Going To Japan

Started by cZo · 14 Mar 2005 · 11,349 replies

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11 Nov 2009, 11:03 #9162
Tu_triky wrote:Thigh stockings abound in Osaka (and elsewhere) in the Land of the Rising hem line

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Seems like the traditional sailor fuku is heading in this direction. :beaten:
11 Nov 2009, 11:07 #9163
Takoyama wrote:

Seems like the traditional sailor fuku is heading in this direction. :beaten:


LOL. You have a keen eye for trends. :mrgreen:
13 Nov 2009, 04:04 #9164
got my flight booked for the 31st march next year. it's been three years since i last went. too long.... :shakehead:
13 Nov 2009, 04:07 #9165
kenjilina wrote:got my flight booked for the 31st march next year. it's been three years since i last went. too long.... :shakehead:


nice enjoy :victory:
13 Nov 2009, 04:09 #9166
KAZdoramma wrote:

nice enjoy :victory:


thanks. i can taste the oyako donburi right now. :nut:
13 Nov 2009, 04:10 #9167
kenjilina wrote:got my flight booked for the 31st march next year. it's been three years since i last went. too long.... :shakehead:


Nice. I just came back from Japan last month...it had 5 years since my last visit...way too long!
13 Nov 2009, 04:18 #9168
Tu_triky wrote:

Nice. I just came back from Japan last month...it had 5 years since my last visit...way too long!


five years? that is too long.
13 Nov 2009, 04:18 #9169
kenjilina wrote:

thanks. i can taste the oyako donburi right now. :nut:


haha i see ur english?? it's just that i'm fully japanese but bin going to a uk schl for over 10 years now, just about to start uni, i go bck to japan during th big holidays :woot:

anyways i really hope u enjoy :hehe:
13 Nov 2009, 04:30 #9170
kenjilina wrote:

five years? that is too long.


Indeed.
13 Nov 2009, 04:36 #9171
here are some pics u might enjoy :woot:
sumo wrestling s big over here so this is NAGOYA basho
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some sumo
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when i went to hokkaido with a few friends, going there again soon, i think some time in december
this is a place called OTARU in hokkaido
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:dancing: :dancing: :dancing: :dancing: sapporo ramen~~~~lol
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13 Nov 2009, 04:43 #9172
KAZdoramma wrote:here are some pics u might enjoy :woot:
sumo wrestling s big over here so this is NAGOYA basho
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some sumo
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when i went to hokkaido with a few friends, going there again soon, i think some time in december
this is a place called OTARU in hokkaido
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:dancing: :dancing: :dancing: :dancing: sapporo ramen~~~~lol
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Nice photos.
13 Nov 2009, 04:46 #9173
Tu_triky wrote:


Nice photos.


yeah got loads so thought i might share a few, glad u like them :victory:
14 Nov 2009, 04:29 #9174
KAZdoramma wrote:

haha i see ur english?? it's just that i'm fully japanese but bin going to a uk schl for over 10 years now, just about to start uni, i go bck to japan during th big holidays :woot:

anyways i really hope u enjoy :hehe:


my mother is japanese and my father english. i have lived in japan and i was fluent in reading and writing in japanese but annoyingly i have forgotten alot of it. i do pick it up when i'm out there though....
16 Nov 2009, 14:31 #9175
A new bar in Nagoya called "‚ñ‚¾` ƒoƒJƒ„ƒƒEI" (Nda Bakayaro!) has a perspex "Bakayaro Box" in the middle where uptight executives can get a bit of stress relief. No, it's not that kind of place. The menu includes fake beer bottles which you can smash over someone's head or you might choose have water dumped on them. You can also elect to stick the person causing you grief under a giant balloon which slowly inflates until it bursts. The bar was opened in September by Hiromichi Hasegawa, a waterworks company employee, after a year in which his company saw business drop by a third. He came up with most of his ideas playing "batsu games" with co-workers when they were drowning their sorrows. He decided they were having so much fun it would be a waste not to share with others so he hit on the idea of starting a bar. It has proved popular with company groups and Hasegawa is looking forward to a busy end-of-year party season. Food and drink are all typical cheap izakaya items but the fake beer bottles and large balloon will run to around 3,000 yen. The water dump is only 1,000 yen but, while the bar provides towels to dry yourself off, you'll probably need to buy a T-shirt and sweatpants from them to change into afterwards.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZugLX3hdo5o
16 Nov 2009, 16:47 · edited #9176
Yesterday I went to Tokyo Daijingu for Shichi-Go-San (ŽµŒÜŽO). More on Shichi-Go-San: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shichi-Go-San
Tokyo Daijingu is a shrine known for love/good marriage. Notice in the pictures the females (single) queing up. You single guys out there please don't get any ideas of coming to Tokyo Daijingu and trying to hook up. :beaten: I'm just stating that there's a lot of single lovely ladies in Tokyo. :mrgreen:

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16 Nov 2009, 17:51 #9178
went to Kyoto about 2 years ago to a maiko house! :victory:
the whole concept is that u cant go into these club houses without an invitation from a member of that club regardless of the amount of money u give, so u can only enter through invitation.
my mum was a member so i went with her and my brother :mrgreen:
here's a photo :woot:
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and another one
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16 Nov 2009, 23:08 #9179
Takoyama wrote:[image]

Nice view. :mrgreen:
17 Nov 2009, 00:42 #9180
KAZdoramma wrote:went to Kyoto about 2 years ago to a maiko house! :victory:
the whole concept is that u cant go into these club houses without an invitation from a member of that club regardless of the amount of money u give, so u can only enter through invitation.


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