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Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:00 am Post subject:
gaijinmark wrote:
What cracks me up is, this guy has over 200 videos all of trains in Japan. Think about that the next you think you don't have a life.
I have a vision of this guy with a big chart in his bedroom saying, "Let's see, next week I'll make a video of the 11:06 from Kagoshima"
At least the 11.06 will probably be there when he expects it to. In Australia, if you wanted to video the 11:06, you would start getting ready at 11:27
O.K., there's this guy on YouTube that has over 200 videos of Japanese trains. This is my favorite, because it's short and sweet: http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=iLr7ZHAq1ro
I actually subscribe to this guy's videos. I find them fascinating. That shinkansen with Fujisan in the background is superb. Yeah, he's just one guy but there's a lot of fans that take pictures/videos of trains. For some reason I think of Chemical Brothers "Star Guitar" whenever I watch any kind of train videos.
I remember I was living in New York when they opened the first American H&M store back in 2000...it was a big deal but I don't recall that level of enthusiasm.
Now There are over 100 H&M stores throughout the US...they even have one at the Beverly Center.
Given the love of stylish fashion in Japan, I'm surprised it took them so long to open up in Japan.
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 12:01 am Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
I remember I was living in New York when they opened the first American H&M store back in 2000...it was a big deal but I don't recall that level of enthusiasm.
That's because for the Japanese, shopping is a contact sport.
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