Hello from Miyagiken

[Lene]

No. PS3 is out on the 11th in Japan and in the USA the 17th. Oh erk I got one question. Does it smell diffrent outside in Japan, then it does in like the USA?

I thought Erk lived in Canada.

 

[Wings]

I thought Erk lived in Canada.

I have just moved to Japan and do not have internet access in my apartment. When I do, I should be back to normal posting and updating.

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[Anonymous]

Thus the past tense, lived. :P But I think Canadian releases are on or around the same date as US releases, anyway.

Enjoy Japan! I know I would. ^_^

 

[Jstreet]

Seen any action packin Kong Fu violence? Half naked jailbait?

 

[Erk]

There are schoolgirl uniforms galore, it is one of the true stereotypes. They are very creepy. Also ninjas, it is annoying to have to fight off a few dozen just to get into my apartment but I am getting used to it fast.

Seriously though, the weirdest part is being stared at all the time. Also, after spending a day in the city, when I look in the mirror sometimes I get freaked out because I forget that I have blue eyes. They look really creepy when you're not used to them. I just hope I don't get some freaky ego thing about looking 'exotic' after being here too long

megaflare: I have no idea what the usa smells like, but it smells different from canada. Where I come from usually smells like pine trees. Here smells like a city even out in the suburbs: exhaust etc. It also smells wetter because it is a swamp, and for some reason just about everywhere I have been there is a risk of it occasionally smelling of sewage. Also, the idea that japanese people don't smell as bad as we do is a myth and the unfortunate consequence of it is that most men do not have sufficient deodorant.

on the other hand, here in the main pedestrian drag of sendai it often smells wonderful. It is an indoor street, almost like a mall, so the coffee shops and noodle stands et cetera all open up right onto the street, and there are many delicious things wafting out.

 

[Brandonn]

Who will be handeling subscriptions and space renting while your away? Or can I do this through you still?

 

[The Clap]

Been terrorised by any sky scraper tall monsters yet?

 

[eternal_magus]

Hope you're having fun

 

[Rare]

^ Yes, have fun. ^^;

By the way, I was the one talking to you on MSN the other night. xD

 

[Brimstone-x]

I can Guarantee you, I never killed anyone at all. NOONE! Those bodys in the Forum Games....It was...Zombies, Sure it was.

 

[FzGhouL]

I haven't taken the time to read through the thread, but are you still going out with Jen? ;D

 

[Ceroscuro]

I think that ended a while ago.

 

[Tohsaka]

There are schoolgirl uniforms galore, it is one of the true stereotypes. They are very creepy. Also ninjas, it is annoying to have to fight off a few dozen just to get into my apartment but I am getting used to it fast.

Seriously though, the weirdest part is being stared at all the time. Also, after spending a day in the city, when I look in the mirror sometimes I get freaked out because I forget that I have blue eyes. They look really creepy when you're not used to them. I just hope I don't get some freaky ego thing about looking 'exotic' after being here too long

megaflare: I have no idea what the usa smells like, but it smells different from canada. Where I come from usually smells like pine trees. Here smells like a city even out in the suburbs: exhaust etc. It also smells wetter because it is a swamp, and for some reason just about everywhere I have been there is a risk of it occasionally smelling of sewage. Also, the idea that japanese people don't smell as bad as we do is a myth and the unfortunate consequence of it is that most men do not have sufficient deodorant.

on the other hand, here in the main pedestrian drag of sendai it often smells wonderful. It is an indoor street, almost like a mall, so the coffee shops and noodle stands et cetera all open up right onto the street, and there are many delicious things wafting out.

Let's not get all xenophobic... It's okay to see blue eyes as strange. That happens to me every summer. So, you try any udon? Tempura? Onigiri? <-(you must have onigiri... that is a command.)

 

[Erk]

I am still going out with Jen. It is tough, but we are managing.

 

[Brandonn]

Erk: Who will be handeling subscriptions and space renting while your away? Or can I do this through you still?

 

[Erk]

Right now, ccoa has access to most of the pertinent info, and darkzero almost as much. I shouldn't take charge of anything important until I can be relied on to be around.

 

[Rare]

I think that ended a while ago.

No, no. That was Zabby. :P Remember that?

 

[Hisuwashi]

That sounds pretty awesome... I would like to learn Japanese... and go there! Who doesn't though?
In fact, what exactly do you do, teach English to Japanese blokes right?

 

[Ceroscuro]

(I thought Zabby was Jen... too many people that aren't involved in my life whatsoever to keep track of...)

I can't actually give that much in terms of subscriptions and sponsorships and stuff, just the badges and forum permissions and the like.

 

[ddrfreak_bb]

Lucky...
I know it's not all that different of a country, but I like to travel. I'm trying to visit Japan during my junior or senior year in high school...