Konnichi wa!
It is nearly 2 AM now for me in Osaka, Japan.
There's a lot of them Japanese!
I have been oggling tiny cute girls all day.
Tomorrow I'm off to Kyoto until April 27th.
I must leave you now because I have to go stop the hair coloring in a bathroom. An admin's job never stops.
Sayonara,
Chacal-san.
Greetings from Osaka
Greetings from Osaka
Chacal
"The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of the strong."
-- Mahatma Gandhi
"The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of the strong."
-- Mahatma Gandhi
Re: Greetings from Osaka
Sweetness 
Have fun, Chacal.
Have fun, Chacal.
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pappou
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Re: Greetings from Osaka
Nice subway pic.
But Pinkerton san, better keep your eyes on the road.
But Pinkerton san, better keep your eyes on the road.
pappou
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greendragoon
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Re: Greetings from Osaka
I heard that Japanese cell phones are cooler that our cell phones. Can you find out if it's true? 
Robert "greendragoon" Starbuck
As Long as there is MORE,
I will explore.
And as long as my Relto shelf is unfilled,
I will build.
As Long as there is MORE,
I will explore.
And as long as my Relto shelf is unfilled,
I will build.
Re: Greetings from Osaka
Their cell phones are their KI. They do everything with them and are always talking into them or keying something (especially mousmé (young girls), but that's the same all over the world).
Most often those are bigger things, with all kinds of functions we don't have (such as TV), they come in all colors and decor, often have some trinkets dangling from them. They are completely incompatible with GSM and other Western standards.
I'm in Kyoto now and deeply disappointed with my room. I mean my cell. There's no room for my suitcase! It's about 7 x 7 feet, with a tiny bathroom. There's no air-conditioning. It,s a smoking room. All that for 94$ a night. Good thing I won't have much time to spend inside.
Most often those are bigger things, with all kinds of functions we don't have (such as TV), they come in all colors and decor, often have some trinkets dangling from them. They are completely incompatible with GSM and other Western standards.
I'm in Kyoto now and deeply disappointed with my room. I mean my cell. There's no room for my suitcase! It's about 7 x 7 feet, with a tiny bathroom. There's no air-conditioning. It,s a smoking room. All that for 94$ a night. Good thing I won't have much time to spend inside.
Chacal
"The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of the strong."
-- Mahatma Gandhi
"The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of the strong."
-- Mahatma Gandhi
Re: Greetings from Osaka
Chacal wrote:I'm in Kyoto now and deeply disappointed with my room. I mean my cell. There's no room for my suitcase! It's about 7 x 7 feet, with a tiny bathroom. There's no air-conditioning. It,s a smoking room. All that for 94$ a night. Good thing I won't have much time to spend inside.
You got 7x7'?!!?
*rebooks that jet-setter Chakal into a compartment hotel*
/the management
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greendragoon
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Re: Greetings from Osaka
I stayed in a closet once. It was a business trip, too. It wasn't in a hotel though, more of a dorm for interns. Had to bring my own cot. 
Luckily, the point of taking a trip to Japan is to spend as little time in the hotel room as possible.
Luckily, the point of taking a trip to Japan is to spend as little time in the hotel room as possible.
Robert "greendragoon" Starbuck
As Long as there is MORE,
I will explore.
And as long as my Relto shelf is unfilled,
I will build.
As Long as there is MORE,
I will explore.
And as long as my Relto shelf is unfilled,
I will build.
Re: Greetings from Osaka
That's Asian quarters for you.
Where the economical meets the cramped
Where the economical meets the cramped
Re: Greetings from Osaka
That thing is in the hallway, on the wall next to my room.
- I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that Show Spoiler
Chacal
"The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of the strong."
-- Mahatma Gandhi
"The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is an attribute of the strong."
-- Mahatma Gandhi
