I'm Going To Japan

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

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4 Dec 2009, 04:24 #9301
bmwracer wrote:"Apology Day?" :headscratch:


Gomenasai in your eye. :bow:
4 Dec 2009, 04:28 #9302
gaijinmark wrote:

I guess "Sick" is a good thing now. :confused:


Yea. It evolved from "ill" which was used in the 90s. In the 80s it was what? "Wicked"? All different ways of saying "amazing".

And I can't think of anything sicker than getting a tattoo. :bleh: Why would anybody want to scar up their own body? :crazy2:


I think there are a lot of things sicker than getting tattoos, but I know what you mean. Piercings in weird, unnatural places turn me off.
4 Dec 2009, 04:34 #9303
gaijinmark wrote:I guess "Sick" is a good thing now. :confused: And I can't think of anything sicker than getting a tattoo. :bleh: Why would anybody want to scar up their own body? :crazy2:

Same here... I see it as self-mutilation. :bleh:
6 Dec 2009, 18:20 #9304
When I woke up on the train I saw these girls passed out in front of me. I was looking way haggard then they were. :beaten:
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Boot season has definitely arrived.
6 Dec 2009, 23:29 #9305
^ "Girls just wanna have fun" I wonder what that fuzzy blue thing is?
7 Dec 2009, 04:24 #9306
Takoyama wrote:When I woke up on the train I saw these girls passed out in front of me. I was looking way haggard then they were. :beaten:
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Boot season has definitely arrived.


Now who looks more haggard? :P

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7 Dec 2009, 04:29 #9307
^ Aren't those the same two girls with different shoes? :beaten: :rofl:
7 Dec 2009, 04:33 #9308
bmwracer wrote:^ Aren't those the same two girls with different shoes? :beaten: :rofl:


Guess they really like to party. :hehe:
7 Dec 2009, 05:40 #9309
bmwracer wrote:^ Aren't those the same two girls with different shoes? :beaten: :rofl:


Must have been prior to boot season. :hehe:
7 Dec 2009, 06:10 #9310
Here are some photos of a ryokan I stayed at, located in the hills 30 minutes outside of Kyoto. It's called Ugenta. It has a 3 Michelin star rated restaurant which serves guests during their stay. The entire inn is so reclusive it only has two rooms: a Western style room and a Japanese room. IMHO, probably the best place I've ever stayed in Japan, or anywhere else in the world. Cool place.

Just outside Ugenta
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About the lobby
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Sitting room
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Ryokan hallway
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Entrance to our room
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Immediate view looking into the room from the entrance
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The first floor of the room
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First floor bedroom
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First floor indoor bath (hinoki wood bathtub)
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Stairway to second floor of room
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Second floor
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Second bath (rotenburo = outdoor bath)
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Photos from our balcony
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7 Dec 2009, 06:30 #9311
Wow and outdoor furo! I'm guessing this place cost a little more than $39.99 a night.
7 Dec 2009, 06:36 #9312
gaijinmark wrote:Wow and outdoor furo! I'm guessing this place cost a little more than $39.99 a night.


:rofl:

Yeah it is a really nice place. :) Haha...yeah it was a tad more expensive than $39.99 :sweat:
7 Dec 2009, 07:55 #9313
Tu_triky wrote:yeah it was a tad more expensive than $39.99 :sweat:


How much did it cost?
7 Dec 2009, 07:59 #9314
Jav_sol wrote:

How much did it cost?


For 2 people, 90,000 Yen = approx 1,000 USD.
7 Dec 2009, 08:05 #9315
Tu_triky wrote:

For 2 people, 90,000 Yen = approx 1,000 USD.


The night? Do you have a site for this place? I don't want to keep asking you questions, as I think it'll become an annoyance. :sweat:
7 Dec 2009, 08:09 #9316
Jav_sol wrote:

The night? Do you have a site for this place? I don't want to keep asking you questions, as I think it'll become an annoyance. :sweat:


Yes the cost was for two persons per night, which included a multi-course dinner and breakfast the following morning. The room can accommodate up to 6 persons, thus the cost per person gets cheaper if you book more guests per night. No annoyance. Here's the website:

http://www.ryokancollection.com/eng/lrc/ryokan_facilities.htm?ryokan=ugenta&subSection=room
7 Dec 2009, 08:14 #9317
Tu_triky wrote:

Yes the cost was for two persons per night, which included a multi-course dinner and breakfast the following morning. The room can accommodate up to 6 persons, thus the cost per person gets cheaper if you book more guests per night. No annoyance. Here's the website:

http://www.ryokancollection.com/eng/lrc/ryokan_facilities.htm?ryokan=ugenta&subSection=room


Nice, Thanks. :victory:
7 Dec 2009, 08:19 #9318
Jav_sol wrote:

Nice, Thanks. :victory:


No worries. You're welcome.
7 Dec 2009, 08:29 #9319
Tu_triky wrote:

For 2 people, 90,000 Yen = approx 1,000 USD.


WoW Tu,,,sore sugeeeee gouka janai??? iinnnnaaaaa------ :victory:
7 Dec 2009, 09:17 #9320
KAZdoramma wrote:

WoW Tu,,,sore sugeeeee gouka janai??? iinnnnaaaaa------ :victory:


So yo. Ugenta wa saiko deshita. Zenkoku de ichiban suki na ryokan desu!

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