hi sorry to bother you guys but can anyone tell me how many concerts have Kat-tun had include the one that they're in with other juniors? can anyone please give me the list in order if possible please thank you
Hey everyone...I'm not really new here at jdorama or anything, but its my first time actually joining a chat. I haven't really been able to keep up in chat rooms in the past, and I am rarely online, which makes it even harder for me to keep up, so yoroshiku onegaishimasu!
I am really interested in Kat-tun...I've seen pictures of them in magazines and stuff, but I've always just turned the page. I just finished watching Gokusen 2, and Jin and Kame caught my eye, and a friend of mine recently gave me a dvd of their concert, and I've been watching it like everyday ever since. Does anyone know when their album will come out?
cool, that makes one new Kat-tun fans, am i right? well, they are the only group i know that has concerts, tv shows etc but dont have their album release, they have already sung so many songs that can be put on an album but none to be found... was looking for�@�� last year and no luck cant even find the single,�@and �J in gokusen2 u wont even find it on gokusen2 ost. _________________
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 3:06 pm Post subject:
Thanks, Cheery, for the video of Kame's worst date.
I can honestly say I have full confidence (not that I didn't believe in him before) in Kame portraying the character of Kindachi after watching this video. He's really good at being a goofy/funny character. : )
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 3:27 pm Post subject:
My thought exactly, chika. Kame is going to rock as Kindachi!
Anyhow... I see you're from Malaysia. I feel so stupid asking this. But do Malaysians become exposed to English and Japanese a lot because most Malaysians I know are such great English/Japanese speakers.
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 3:41 pm Post subject:
pumpkin puff wrote:
My thought exactly, chika. Kame is going to rock as Kindachi!
Anyhow... I see you're from Malaysia. I feel so stupid asking this. But do Malaysians become exposed to English and Japanese a lot because most Malaysians I know are such great English/Japanese speakers.
yeah,pumpkin puff..^o^ we malaysians do get exposed to english-of course and for japanese were jus not that new..^o^
we begans to recieved japanese language influences by the selling of japanese products, like doramas(entertaintments), books and mags.
we even have kinokuniya bookstores here. ^o^
no, dun feel stupid..^o^ i'm glad answering and giving the explaination to you!
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 3:50 pm Post subject:
chika wrote:
yeah,pumpkin puff..^o^ we malaysians do get exposed to english-of course and for japanese were jus not that new..^o^
we begans to recieved japanese language influences by the selling of japanese products, like doramas(entertaintments), books and mags.
we even have kinokuniya bookstores here. ^o^
Does that mean you learn English in school? Ahh... I'm so jealous. Lately, I've been wondering how to escape to Japan and worship my J-celebs. And i figured the next best thing is moving to Malaysia since people there are so skilled with their lingos...
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 4:48 pm Post subject:
pumpkin puff wrote:
Does that mean you learn English in school? Ahh... I'm so jealous. Lately, I've been wondering how to escape to Japan and worship my J-celebs. And i figured the next best thing is moving to Malaysia since people there are so skilled with their lingos...
yeah...we learned english since kindergarden.most malaysians were educated with english as the 1st or 2nd language..we even have the full english-used as the first lang in local universities here in m'sia,like the one i'm studying now.;p we also have privates and some high schools that used english as the basis language..but, Malay language is still our countries first language and english became the 2nd..
moving to malaysia? You are always welcome!!!
malaysia is a very2 nice country and we're well-known all over the world for our multi-racial style of living..we accept all races around the world..
haha..i totally agree.since i stay in singapre, i often take small trips across the causeway to malaysia, n the people there are very friendly.
singapore is also multi racial, and we take up also english in sch. in fact, english is our first language and we study everything in eng.
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 4:58 pm Post subject:
Hm... there's a thought. When I grow a little older, I might just move to Malaysia or Singapore to pursue my career as a JE obsessed freak. Too bad I've gotta become independent first and earn a good-enough salary. AHH!
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 5:02 pm Post subject:
yaa, i agree with kayla.Singapore is a nice country..you even can have more things related to japan in s'pore..the tv broadcast there also shows more Japan's shows more than malaysia..
both countries are near to each other and were are a very friendly neighbours..
i've been to singapore twice when i was small and i really love the place..how i wish i can go there again...
yah..they show shounen club on nhk but it doen't have subs. so most of the time i dun haf any idea wad they are talking abt. haha..but still i always find it difficult to buy jap things in singapore. n the jap stuff here are horrendously expensive..but i guess it's expensive everywhere?
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 5:17 pm Post subject:
pumpkin puff wrote:
Does the broadcast company show Shounen club and most updated Jdorama in Singapore or Malaysia? If so... do they sub the shows?
i think yes in singapore..with subs or not,i'm not sure..if i'm not mistaken, s'pore had the channels that shows entertainments shows in japan..(correct if i'm wrong,somebody) i'd jus heard through discussion on some forums about their comments on certains japs shows...
but for malaysia, we have that before from one of our subscribes channels,but sadly the shows from japan been canceled and jus concertrates on Hong Kongs and taiwans series and shows only... bakka....
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 5:21 pm Post subject:
That's awesome! I gain so much insight on Malaysia and Singapore tonight.
Yeah, Japanese items are really expensive over here too. The other day I wanted to purchase a JJ and a Nonno magazines, but they're about 9 USD each. That would be a lethal stab to my wallet, so I didn't get them.
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 5:22 pm Post subject:
kayla wrote:
yah..they show shounen club on nhk but it doen't have subs. so most of the time i dun haf any idea wad they are talking abt. haha..but still i always find it difficult to buy jap things in singapore. n the jap stuff here are horrendously expensive..but i guess it's expensive everywhere?
yah!! i totally agree with you,kayla!! i also face the same difficulties like yours-finding japs things and merchandise..i'd jus can depends on Kinokuniya here in m'sia..and they were extremely EXPENSIVE!!!! and they were jus sold certain merchandice with jus limited numbers!! so, first- come- first -served -policy were used here!!! bakka...
but the taiwan shows n hongkong shows are really nice.i m hooked on it. but i think i would rather they show more jap shows here..the range of japanese tv here is seriously pathetic. haha..oh yah..is there a kinokuniya in malaysia?
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 5:23 pm Post subject:
chika wrote:
but for malaysia, we have that before from one of our subscribes channels,but sadly the shows from japan been canceled and jus concertrates on Hong Kongs and taiwans series and shows only... bakka....
Hear hear! I see the injustice of it all!
I bet that if I order Satellite cable here, I won't get any Japanese channels. The cable companies only broadcast Taiwanese and Hong Kong channels. Psh.
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 5:25 pm Post subject:
pumpkin puff wrote:
That's awesome! I gain so much insight on Malaysia and Singapore tonight.
Yeah, Japanese items are really expensive over here too. The other day I wanted to purchase a JJ and a Nonno magazines, but they're about 9 USD each. That would be a lethal stab to my wallet, so I didn't get them.
do you have kinokuniya in your place? so you must be familiar with all the Johhnys mags like WINK UP,POTATO, DUET and JUNON,ne?
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Lately, I've been wondering how to escape to Japan and worship my J-celebs. And i figured the next best thing is moving to Malaysia since people there are so skilled with their lingos... 
Too bad I've gotta become independent first and earn a good-enough salary. AHH! 
