I'm Going To Japan

Sengo wrote:

His wife must have picked it out for him....

I think she got it from Tom Cruise when they were on that UFO:


TOKYO - Japan's prime minister is known for being bland in his speeches. His wife, however, is anything but.

Miyuki Hatoyama, a former actress and wife of Yukio Hatoyama promises to become one of Japan's most colorful first ladies ever.

A strong believer in spiritualism, Hatoyama said in a TV appearance earlier this year she met U.S. actor Tom Cruise — in a previous life. She also claims that her soul has traveled to Venus on a UFO.

"I have a dream that I still believe will come true, which is to make a film in Hollywood," she told a TV talk show in May. "The lead actor is Tom Cruise, of course. Why? Because I know he was Japanese in a previous life.

"I was with him then. So he would recognize me when I see him and say 'long time, no see!'"

Tu_triky wrote:

Colorblind perhaps?

Either he has no fashion sense, defers to his wife's direction or just doesn't care. I've NEVER seen a shirt like that!

Sengo wrote:Either he has no fashion sense, defers to his wife's direction or just doesn't care. I've NEVER seen a shirt like that!

I wouldn't use a shirt like that to wipe off my car. :beaten:

Sengo wrote:

His wife must have picked it out for him....

Then his wife is smarter than you think. ;) That shirt is pefect for what he is doing. It won't show any stains or grease splatters from the chicken on the grill. And afterwards when it reeks of barbeque smoke you know he will never wear that one-of-a-kind shirt ever again. It has a fun kooky aspect to it like something a small child would wear to a picnic. :D Plus he sure doesn't blend into the crowd. :hehe:

Enna wrote:

Then his wife is smarter than you think. ;) That shirt is pefect for what is is doing. It won't show any stains or grease splatters from the chicken on the grill. And afterwards when it reeks of barbeque smoke you know he will never wear that one-of-a-kind shirt ever again. It has a fun kooky aspect to it like something a small child would wear to a picnic. :D Plus he sure doesn't blend into the crowd. :hehe:

You're probably right! He probably picked out something from waaayyy back in the closet. :rofl:

Sengo wrote:You're probably right! He probably picked out something from waaayyy back in the closet. :rofl:

Waaaay back and at the bottom. :hehe:

Enna wrote:

Then his wife is smarter than you think. ;) That shirt is pefect for what he is doing. It won't show any stains or grease splatters from the chicken on the grill. And afterwards when it reeks of barbeque smoke you know he will never wear that one-of-a-kind shirt ever again. It has a fun kooky aspect to it like something a small child would wear to a picnic. :D Plus he sure doesn't blend into the crowd. :hehe:

Well said. You have a knack for illustrating other perspectives. :)

Tu_triky wrote:

Well said. You have a knack for illustrating other perspectives. :)

Thank you. :glomp:

Enna wrote:

Thank you. :glomp:

Thank YOU. :mrgreen:

I say we all go out and buy Hatoyama shirts. :yippee:

Tu_triky wrote:I say we all go out and buy Hatoyama shirts. :yippee:

Kekko desu. :sweat:

Let me see if I can dig up a 70's Disco Era polyester shirt. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Kekko desu. :sweat:

:hehe: Brushing up on the Japanese huh? :victory:

Let me see if I can dig up a 70's Disco Era polyester shirt. :beaten:

Good. We need a couple of butterfly collars if we are going to have a stylish yakisoba cook out. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:Brushing up on the Japanese huh?

LOL, yeah... I know a phrase or two to get me into serious trouble. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL, yeah... I know a phrase or two to get me into serious trouble. :beaten:

I prescribe to the same theory = guerrilla Japanese language tactics.

Kawaii frosty beverage girls of Tokyo Dome :mrgreen:

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Kawai !!! And itLs a though job so kudos to them :bow: :applaud:

My colleague was meant to fly to Tokyo to go on a three week cycling tour. He just texted me that heLs flight has been cancelled because of the volvano ashes. But the problem is that the next available flight is on the 27th of April - in 10 days. :shocked: :sweat:

EstherM wrote:Kawai !!! And itLs a though job so kudos to them :bow: :applaud:

My colleague was meant to fly to Tokyo to go on a three week cycling tour. He just texted me that heLs flight has been cancelled because of the volvano ashes. But the problem is that the next available flight is on the 27th of April - in 10 days. :shocked: :sweat:

That sucks! If he does come out on the 27th let him know that the 28th is the start of Golden Week.

^good point! Will do so! I believe the initial plan was that they would be cycling around Kyoto during Golden Week and they had of course booked all ryokans well in advance. I check with him on Monday - the poor chap is coming to work, that must be the worst :sweat: .

EstherM wrote:Kawai !!! And itLs a though job so kudos to them :bow: :applaud:

I don't think I can last half an inning doing what they do. They are definitely fit.

Takoyama wrote:

I don't think I can last half an inning doing what they do. They are definitely fit.

Great photos! So cute.

The important thing is to last more than half inning drinking though. :drink:

Takoyama wrote:Kawaii frosty beverage girls of Tokyo Dome :mrgreen:

That would make me go to more ball games. :mrgreen: