The_Lyrics wrote:

someone take me there!

1 week, $2K, Tokyo....

save up, go with a friend. just check out the thread for more info and pix, thanks to the jd members.

Tu_triky wrote:

haha..funny, dood yeah you're absolutely right. it's in Torrance...it's on the same property that Mitsuwa is located on the corner of Carson & Western. yeah K.T. went there, too. I think he enjoyed it.

yeah...maybe next time i am in the area, me and B will have lunch there and check out the...food/girls.

is there only one in Socal?

Tu_triky wrote:

it's in Los Angeles, although I believe the original is located in Japan.

honto ne?
wow...where in Japan, not sure if i will get a chance to go though.

qilver wrote:

1 week, $2K, Tokyo.... save up, go with a friend. just check out the thread for more info and pix, thanks to the jd members.

okay i'm going to watch that tv special that i mentiened above....so i can drool and complain that i can't get such delicious food here

take it easy.

Tu_triky wrote:

it's in Los Angeles, although I believe the original is located in Japan.

lol i didn't mean to go to LA but that would be nice as well,

qilver wrote:

1 week, $2K, Tokyo.... save up, go with a friend. just check out the thread for more info and pix, thanks to the jd members.

holy freaking hell.
i can imagine a 1 month stay. LOL

i doubt i can save up, and unemployed kid.

The_Lyrics wrote:

holy freaking hell. i can imagine a 1 month stay. LOL i doubt i can save up, and unemployed kid.

give it time.....job, savings...etc

well....1 week, that included accomodations, airfare, food, etc....
i am sure there are other ways, and getting better deals, better planning. But Japan can be expensive....
it could be less if you stayed in Hostels, homestays, etc....

qilver wrote:

give it time.....job, savings...etc well....1 week, that included accomodations, airfare, food, etc.... i am sure there are other ways, and getting better deals, better planning. But Japan can be expensive.... it could be less if you stayed in Hostels, homestays, etc....

yeah, one day...one day

Today's Seijin no hi where the young ins celebrate their coming of age (i.e. turning 20 years old)

Young women in kimonos attend a ceremony celebrating their Coming of Age Day at Toshimaen amusement park in Tokyo January 8, 2007. The smallest group of Japanese youths in nearly two decades to mark the transition into adulthood celebrated the occasion, traditionally honoring those youths who turned 20 during the preceding year, amid growing concerns about Japan's low birth rate and rising elderly population. About 1.39 million Japanese reached adulthood in 2006



http://mdn.mainichi-msn.co.jp/photospecials/graph/photojournal/1.html

Are those furry things they are carrying/wearing traditional? They don't look it.

Heres a cool web site that all about Japan.
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Anime Dad wrote:

Are those furry things they are carrying/wearing traditional? They don't look it.

Yea, I'm curious about that as well.
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Anime Dad wrote:

Are those furry things they are carrying/wearing traditional? They don't look it.

They're just trying to keep warm. It is January, the funny thing is, when I've told people it snows in Japan and they don't believe me! For some reason, a lot of people think of Japan as "tropical". (Send 'em to Hokkaido in December )

No, I believe you I've seen photos of snow in Japan. It also gets bloody hot and humid in some parts in summer too though

gaijin mark wrote:

They're just trying to keep warm. It is January, the funny thing is, when I've told people it snows in Japan and they don't believe me! For some reason, a lot of people think of Japan as "tropical". (Send 'em to Hokkaido in December )

SERIOUSLY?! But Japan is located at a distance from the equator much like Ontario.

Hmmm... but I guess some people slept through geography. Me, I slept through Chemistry.
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Anime Dad wrote:

No, I believe you I've seen photos of snow in Japan. It also gets bloody hot and humid in some parts in summer too though

indeed it does.

the two times i have gone, were in the late-spring/summer months of May-July time. It was hot, and humid.

Wynter wrote:

Hmmm... but I guess some people slept through geography. Me, I slept through Chemistry.

Reely! I wud hav thot it wuz spelling!

gaijin mark wrote:

Reely! I wud hav thot it wuz spelling!

Naw, it be the grammer.

Anime Dad wrote:

Are those furry things they are carrying/wearing traditional? They don't look it.

"furry things" haha.

yeah i don't know how far back it goes but yes, it is customary for the women to wear fur stolls with their kimonos on seijin no hi.

Maybe it's just me, but they look out of place with those kimonos.