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The_New_Scum

The_New_Scum

United Kingdom
March 2006

APR 14, 2006 10:14 AM

Be sure to stomp around like a greedy oafish westerner

Malon

Malon

United Kingdom
June 2005

APR 14, 2006 02:58 PM

FridgeMagnet said:
Learning Japanese, you'll be Learning Japanese, I really think so.




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I am going to be moving there soon too. Got scary new job in Shibuya. The thing I am mostr scared about is getting the train to work. Somehow it just seems to be bothering me more than anything else. I know there are much bigger things, I just think my brain has shut down temproarily in fear bok

mycroftxxx

mycroftxxx

Lethbridge, AB
April 2006

APR 16, 2006 01:10 AM

Japanese bathrooms are the best. Where else can you get your heated toilet seat to wash and dry your ass

Wikidpedia Bidet

Oh yes never wear your slippers to the washroom and never wear the washroom slippers in the house.

Pachinko is addictive, so is canned coffee.... Capsule hotels are hella Cool But Love hotels kick ass!

jiacoletti666

jiacoletti666

Japan
April 2011

APR 08, 2011 08:31 AM

im stationed in japan right now, the biggest thing is be respectful. dont be loud. Japanese people are very quiet

chughes758

chughes758

United Kingdom
April 2010

APR 19, 2011 05:17 AM

^^^What he said. You will never hear music being played loud, crazy shit going on or anything.

The Japanese are far and away some of the nicest people I've ever met. Once you land in Tokyo you'll see it. If you have a question and they don't know, the beautiful, angelic workers will run off in high heels at full speed to assist you.

I've had a very hard time learning Japanese while I've been here, but it's such a great place. Eat CoCo's! Chicken Cutlet Curry Level 1 double meat and cheese naan bread! just do it lol

Rokko

Rokko

Japan
September 2007

APR 19, 2011 08:12 AM

I love grilled eggplants for topping of CoCo1 curry.
When I lived in Kobe myself, I ordered for delivering 2-3 portions of curry, rice, and some toppings, and kept them in some small containers, and kept them in freezer.

But depends on where to stay or live.
Now I've been here in Japan for temporary (I got hit by a car last year, and seriously injured still), and this place is just the muddle of nowhere. Just SUCKS.
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