Two Bottles Wrap 5
Quite apart from being a practical way to wrap things, furoshiki are among the most delightfully designed pieces of material (can be used for table cloths etc) and make the best souveniers.
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15 reviews • timesonline.co.uk
From the page: "Fukasawa dubbed this new generation â€oeherbivores”, a term she says has been poorly understood in the West. â€oeI keep being asked if they are like the the nerdy computer game fans, or the men who buy girls†high school costumes. Theyâ€re not. We are... more
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The fatally flawed math of risking it all in Japan | The...
I don't think he is courageous at all, quite the opposite for putting up with all of that nonsense. It sounds to me like he was/is too scared to do what needs to/should be done. What sort of miserable sad sack would put his or her kids through the torment of living... more
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Japanese Honesty, Japan Conbini | Shibuya246
Great story. I left an envelope on the counter with over 600,000 JPY inside once, drove down the street and realized what I had done. I went back to the store (Daily Yamazaki) and it was sitting right on the counter where I let it. Yeah. I'm an idiot!
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Halloween Tokyo 2009 & Tune In Tokyo
23 reviews • tune-in-tokyo.com
From the page: Halloween in Shibuya was pretty wild. As usual, the standard 'nurse' and 'police officer' sexy costumes were the number one choice amongst J-girls. Lots of guys were cartoon characters or video game heroes like Super Mario or Donkey Kong.
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tokyoflash kyokusen watch: didn't i see this on...
I'm entirely too much of a nerd for finding this cool, I guess.![tokyoflash kyokusen watch: didn't i see this on star trek? on [technabob]](http://cdn.stumble-upon.com/altmthumb/790/39126790.jpg)
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Hitchhiking in Japan: It's Almost Too Easy |...
From the page: Despite the Japanese not having a tradition of hitchhiking, most people know basically what it entails and, judging by a recent trip I made around the south-western island of Kyushu, they're more than happy to stop for you.
