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Post by archaznable on Sept 17, 2005 21:38:32 GMT 8
Waaaaaaa! Ang dami nang thread na may kinalaman sa food! Ganun din ba ang mangyayari dito?!?! I think what will happen within the next 5-10 years eh... we'll all gain 10pounds!!! yah your right reading all post regarding on food makes me feel hungry again for more that is why my tummy is getting bigger hehehe ... alam mo naman kami mahihilig sa pagkain kaya di namin ma iwasan banggitin ang food. Food is the word of the day for this very very great boards hehehe .... ;D |
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Post by twisted on Sept 18, 2005 21:40:04 GMT 8
In addition to what I posted, 5-10years from now, it would be nice to go to japan and stay there for a month or two.. ;D
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Post by Uberjam on Sept 18, 2005 22:49:24 GMT 8
In addition to what I posted, 5-10years from now, it would be nice to go to japan and stay there for a month or two.. ;D OOOHHH i wanna do that too!!! its always been a dream of mine to visit japan and see the festivities especially the cherry blossom festival in kyoto! HANAMI i think is what they call it? |
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Post by Chaoz on Sept 19, 2005 9:16:33 GMT 8
me too! wanna go to akihabara! ;D wee!! all those hi-tech stuffs! HEAVEN!! ;D ;D
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Post by Daycot on Sept 19, 2005 14:14:19 GMT 8
I want to go to Japan for the GUNDAMS! ;D Seriously speaking, I want to visit that country and go places! Lots of history and things to learn about!
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Post by archaznable on Sept 19, 2005 14:19:40 GMT 8
waaa ako din i wanna go visit japan ... tsaka hanapin ko yung 1:1 or 1:2 ba yun na Zeta statue tapos kunin ko hehehe parang feeling Kamille Bidan hehehe ....
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Post by bruticus on Sept 20, 2005 1:37:21 GMT 8
when you visit japan, be sure to go to one of those sushi bars. you grab a seat around some sort of conveyor belt (yung parang luggage conveyor sa airport - but on a much smaller scale). tapos dun sa center nung conveyor, may mga gumagawa ng iba-ibang klase ng sushi and they put it on the belt. you grab what you want and eat (yumm  pag magbabayad na, all they do is count the number of plates you have on your table (in 1999, it was 100 yen per plate, if memory serves me right) and watch out for the funny gramatically-incorrect signs, like the "Let's English!" Billboard in the Roponggi district. also not to be missed is the ginza district and the tokyo tower (parang eiffel tower in paris, less romantic of course  ). also try going around using the subway and the JR (japan railways) lines.  to complete your japanese-SOC expeience, visit asakusa and akihabara. i remember i saw a grendizer GX-04 there back in 1999 yata (medyo mura pa sya at that time) but i didn't buy it - hikbi - now I'm living with the regret  . |
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Post by Checkmate! on Sept 20, 2005 4:01:43 GMT 8
when you visit japan, be sure to go to one of those sushi bars. you grab a seat around some sort of conveyor belt (yung parang luggage conveyor sa airport - but on a much smaller scale). tapos dun sa center nung conveyor, may mga gumagawa ng iba-ibang klase ng sushi and they put it on the belt. you grab what you want and eat (yumm pag magbabayad na, all they do is count the number of plates you have on your table (in 1999, it was 100 yen per plate, if memory serves me right) . uy. we have one of those here. It's called Sushi Boat. the plates are color coded.blue plates cost $4 while whites and printed ones cost $1.75. eh matakaw ako..so in one sitting i finish like 5 blue plates and 3-4 whites. shimasen! lol. |
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Post by ThunderBreak on Sept 20, 2005 11:03:22 GMT 8
you've been to Roponggi ;D you know what that district is famous for, right? ;D ... there's also a store in gh that has the conveyor belt gimmick... i think it's called Genji... when you visit japan, be sure to go to one of those sushi bars. you grab a seat around some sort of conveyor belt (yung parang luggage conveyor sa airport - but on a much smaller scale). tapos dun sa center nung conveyor, may mga gumagawa ng iba-ibang klase ng sushi and they put it on the belt. you grab what you want and eat (yumm pag magbabayad na, all they do is count the number of plates you have on your table (in 1999, it was 100 yen per plate, if memory serves me right) and watch out for the funny gramatically-incorrect signs, like the "Let's English!" Billboard in the Roponggi district. also not to be missed is the ginza district and the tokyo tower (parang eiffel tower in paris, less romantic of course ). also try going around using the subway and the JR (japan railways) lines. to complete your japanese-SOC expeience, visit asakusa and akihabara. i remember i saw a grendizer GX-04 there back in 1999 yata (medyo mura pa sya at that time) but i didn't buy it - hikbi - now I'm living with the regret . |
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Post by bruticus on Sept 21, 2005 1:34:29 GMT 8
you've been to Roponggi ;D you know what that district is famous for, right? ;D ... there's also a store in gh that has the conveyor belt gimmick... i think it's called Genji... when you visit japan, be sure to go to one of those sushi bars. you grab a seat around some sort of conveyor belt (yung parang luggage conveyor sa airport - but on a much smaller scale). tapos dun sa center nung conveyor, may mga gumagawa ng iba-ibang klase ng sushi and they put it on the belt. you grab what you want and eat (yumm pag magbabayad na, all they do is count the number of plates you have on your table (in 1999, it was 100 yen per plate, if memory serves me right) and watch out for the funny gramatically-incorrect signs, like the "Let's English!" Billboard in the Roponggi district. also not to be missed is the ginza district and the tokyo tower (parang eiffel tower in paris, less romantic of course ). also try going around using the subway and the JR (japan railways) lines. to complete your japanese-SOC expeience, visit asakusa and akihabara. i remember i saw a grendizer GX-04 there back in 1999 yata (medyo mura pa sya at that time) but i didn't buy it - hikbi - now I'm living with the regret . yup, I do...hehehehe...  (wala bang angel emoticon dito, mas bagay yata) |
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Post by Daycot on Sept 22, 2005 15:49:30 GMT 8
I would love to travel in different parts of the world. See the sights and learn a few things along the way. Japan is top priority though! ;D
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Post by Shin Getter P on Sept 22, 2005 16:27:39 GMT 8
to complete your japanese-SOC expeience, visit asakusa and akihabara. i remember i saw a grendizer GX-04 there back in 1999 yata (medyo mura pa sya at that time) but i didn't buy it - hikbi - now I'm living with the regret . How do you go to these places? Just using the JR lines or subway? ;D Are these in Tokyo? SGP |
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Post by bruticus on Sept 24, 2005 4:59:19 GMT 8
@ SGP: akihabara and asakusa are both in the tokyo prefecture. both of these places have their own designated stops on the tokyo subway system.  despite the understandable apprehension of first-timers to use the tokyo subway, it's actually pretty straightforward. after one or two times, kuha mo na agad yung system.  not like the subway ("metro") in moscow and paris. nakakahilo.  especially if you don't speak/read russian. |
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Post by RAJ- on Sept 24, 2005 8:06:27 GMT 8
in the next five years id like to be able to find my soulmate..
and then maybe 2 years after that, marry her and start a family.
oh and id like to get me a car for my self.. sure my family has cars but owning your own is way better.
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Post by Shin Getter P on Sept 24, 2005 8:54:04 GMT 8
@ SGP: akihabara and asakusa are both in the tokyo prefecture. both of these places have their own designated stops on the tokyo subway system. despite the understandable apprehension of first-timers to use the tokyo subway, it's actually pretty straightforward. after one or two times, kuha mo na agad yung system. not like the subway ("metro") in moscow and paris. nakakahilo. especially if you don't speak/read russian. Cool! Thanks for the info man. I'm guessing their subway system is similar to Hong Kong's or Singapore's. SGP |
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pag magbabayad na, all they do is count the number of plates you have on your table (in 1999, it was 100 yen per plate, if memory serves me right)
). also try going around using the subway and the JR (japan railways) lines. 
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(wala bang angel emoticon dito, mas bagay yata)
especially if you don't speak/read russian.
