cho, sometimes thinking about similar situations in Spain, who has not been in the position to be in a room and ask if the waiter realizes you're there? Of course, when you're leaving the premises in question, "Thank you for your visit" by all personnel not required.
Both get used to it, when for some reason Some stores will not tell you the "welcome", you feel ignored. The same happened when I went to the room to guiris sites in Tokyo, to enter and will not hear the welcome, I felt none. Moreover, you can enter, have a drink and escape, whichone may have noticed your presence (which is the same as can happen in Spain, go).
The second factor shared by all the bars is that they are all very small, at most, 15 m2. Usually fit about 10 people at most, removing any exception. Of course, all of what I'm talking about is the 8 or 10 bars in which I have been.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Neck Pain More Condition_treatment
... odd. How time flies. Balance
so far I do not know if it's because I can start to count down the days I have, but now is when I have really wanted to stay. Not before was wrong ... although I had many days when I thought a "what the hell am I doing here."
guess it also helps you here are doing a contemplative life quite comfortable, my only obligation is to study, and even yet it is optional. Of course I have also glad to have you as an obligationthere. I saw the other day I found the pinnacle of respect: it is unthinkable for them, of course, that when they take the dog for a walk and he drops the gift, do not pick up the gift. Well, the other day I saw a lady walking her dog, and the pooch peed on a lamppost. The lady, thereupon, took out a bottle of water and pour a little water into the little chunks of lamp in which the dog had peed. Live to see.
Incidentally, I've lived, though not directly, being pushed by a man who is dedicated to pushing people into the stations. Actually, I think these gentlemen would not be necessary, because the strategy suence of the people who get on the train is entering the ass on the train, rest your hands in the doorway (being already inside) and push with all your strength inside. And when I say "with all your strength", not exaggerating. And people do not say moo!
Speaking of trains, the other day I was with Marin kun on the morning train like sardines. I went with one hand gripping the handle and the other among the people, caught. Marin asked me where was the hand, to which he replied that down, that he could not move. I have suggested that in view, the problem of "ladies who are played on your ass
so far I do not know if it's because I can start to count down the days I have, but now is when I have really wanted to stay. Not before was wrong ... although I had many days when I thought a "what the hell am I doing here."
guess it also helps you here are doing a contemplative life quite comfortable, my only obligation is to study, and even yet it is optional. Of course I have also glad to have you as an obligationthere. I saw the other day I found the pinnacle of respect: it is unthinkable for them, of course, that when they take the dog for a walk and he drops the gift, do not pick up the gift. Well, the other day I saw a lady walking her dog, and the pooch peed on a lamppost. The lady, thereupon, took out a bottle of water and pour a little water into the little chunks of lamp in which the dog had peed. Live to see.
Incidentally, I've lived, though not directly, being pushed by a man who is dedicated to pushing people into the stations. Actually, I think these gentlemen would not be necessary, because the strategy suence of the people who get on the train is entering the ass on the train, rest your hands in the doorway (being already inside) and push with all your strength inside. And when I say "with all your strength", not exaggerating. And people do not say moo!
Speaking of trains, the other day I was with Marin kun on the morning train like sardines. I went with one hand gripping the handle and the other among the people, caught. Marin asked me where was the hand, to which he replied that down, that he could not move. I have suggested that in view, the problem of "ladies who are played on your ass
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Bulimia Tips More Condition_symptoms Address in Japan
I already knew that address system in Japan is very different from ours, but until they give you a direction to go until she does not know to what extent is a mess for us we are accustomed to the Western system.
I found this video that explains quite well the base
Contrary to what the video says, there are streets that do have name ... but only the principal, who has helped me reconcile myself to the map he had in hand. Other than that, its function is ornamental.
the end, everythingdown to look at google maps the address, go to the plane printed on the place and everyone is happy.
One may think that is the same as the West: if you do not know where he is a street, there is no choice but to watch it on the street. This is true, but often give you a Street Address and know, so that the dirty work is done, and find the number of the portal is automatic. Or even ask someone on the street, and you can tell. But this rarely happen that will give you an Address and know where to go, let alone ask for block number to someone in the street and you can responder.
To solve this problem, there are in Japan, "Kouba", police minicomisarías abundant throughout the neighborhood, whose main task is:
- Serving
lost property office - give directions to people.
The second function it is extremely useful and used, given how they address here.
Anyway, go to a practical case: The festival began when a colleague told me to go home:
"Yes, come to 东京 都 中 野 区 东 中 野 2-25-4, apartment xxx" ;. And it was so wide, the uncle.
东京 都: pTokyo refectura
中 野 区, Nakano City
东 中 野:
Nagashinakano district 2: Area
25: apple
4: Number of building
to the point of "neighborhood", you know maso least Where are the shots. When the numbers start is when you have to draw on a street, Kouba, internet, or rely on the force.
Fortunately, if you put this on the google maps tells you exactly where you are. There you can also see the numbering of the blocks in the area.
I found this video that explains quite well the base
Contrary to what the video says, there are streets that do have name ... but only the principal, who has helped me reconcile myself to the map he had in hand. Other than that, its function is ornamental.
the end, everythingdown to look at google maps the address, go to the plane printed on the place and everyone is happy.
One may think that is the same as the West: if you do not know where he is a street, there is no choice but to watch it on the street. This is true, but often give you a Street Address and know, so that the dirty work is done, and find the number of the portal is automatic. Or even ask someone on the street, and you can tell. But this rarely happen that will give you an Address and know where to go, let alone ask for block number to someone in the street and you can responder.
To solve this problem, there are in Japan, "Kouba", police minicomisarías abundant throughout the neighborhood, whose main task is:
- Serving
lost property office - give directions to people.
The second function it is extremely useful and used, given how they address here.
Anyway, go to a practical case: The festival began when a colleague told me to go home:
"Yes, come to 东京 都 中 野 区 东 中 野 2-25-4, apartment xxx" ;. And it was so wide, the uncle.
东京 都: pTokyo refectura
中 野 区, Nakano City
东 中 野:
Nagashinakano district 2: Area
25: apple
4: Number of building
to the point of "neighborhood", you know maso least Where are the shots. When the numbers start is when you have to draw on a street, Kouba, internet, or rely on the force.
Fortunately, if you put this on the google maps tells you exactly where you are. There you can also see the numbering of the blocks in the area.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Is It Okay To Wax After Tanning?
The ultimate destination of the trip was the island of Miyajima in Hiroshima Prefecture.
I stayed in a traditional Japanese ryokan, which although a little more expensive, preferred as icing on the trip. I got the typical yukata to be within the ryokan, and I could see in the bathroom ryokan Community. In the room, of course, covered with tatami mats, futon was prepared.
The island had many things to see, but I chose to take it easy and visit especially around the famous floating gate. What you see in the background is Honshuu.
Ctions. With the JR Pass can not take the Nozomi, but the Hikari and Kodama.
Another thing I would say in the video but did not know the exact date (again, I am like ass), is when it was built in shinkansen. The first line is 1964. Take that!
And though I could not use the Nozomi, the trip from Hiroshima to Tokyo without realizing it, I got one. The doors close, and is slowly picking up speed. And when they announce over the PA a "welcome to the Nozomi train bound for Tokyo." Shit. Habemus shit. When it's reviewer, he taught at the JR Pass making me crazy, cradable
I stayed in a traditional Japanese ryokan, which although a little more expensive, preferred as icing on the trip. I got the typical yukata to be within the ryokan, and I could see in the bathroom ryokan Community. In the room, of course, covered with tatami mats, futon was prepared.
The island had many things to see, but I chose to take it easy and visit especially around the famous floating gate. What you see in the background is Honshuu.
Ctions. With the JR Pass can not take the Nozomi, but the Hikari and Kodama.
Another thing I would say in the video but did not know the exact date (again, I am like ass), is when it was built in shinkansen. The first line is 1964. Take that!
And though I could not use the Nozomi, the trip from Hiroshima to Tokyo without realizing it, I got one. The doors close, and is slowly picking up speed. And when they announce over the PA a "welcome to the Nozomi train bound for Tokyo." Shit. Habemus shit. When it's reviewer, he taught at the JR Pass making me crazy, cradable
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Blueprint Wooden Swingset Help, please!!
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Well I need your help, it turns out that Kiss Fm put a song that my sister loves it but the fact is we do not know who he is, and you certainly help me podreis. I recorded the song with the phone first and then with the computer so you hear a tad wrong, but I hope the podais recognize. I've recorded in the format that comes with the computer so I hope that you play. Here you have the link>> http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NAK46T7B
Friday, October 8, 2010
Hodgkins Lymphoma Condition_symptoms osaka
After Nara, Osaka. After being in cities like Kyoto and Nara, more traditional, the contrast is brutal. In fact, Osaka is one of the engines of the economy of Japan, along with Yokohama and Tokyo, and is much more like a large metropolis like Tokyo than anything else.
There
; to things to do, but I preferred to walk through different hubs of the city and relax a little. I went to "Umeda Sky Building", where there were views of the city
From here you could see as comics to read, showers, bathrooms ... and still not very clear to me what it was, without thinking wrong: private dwellings. Let everything that a good geek could want.
Incidentally, there beside the coffee had half a bar called "Bar Catalan, and was perfectly decorated with a French flag and one English. The bar was written in French something like "we bring the Catalan cuisine of southern France." There you have it.
With the address bar again recommended in my possession, I got into the area of environment in Osaka, por I've seen, roughly the same masochistic style of Tokyo: awkward places to find if you're not sure how to get a smallish bar and friendly atmosphere.
In one of the bars in which I entered, the owner proposed to the four customers who had to write my name with ideograms. I do a small section on how to "Japanize" Western names: Japanese phonetics is quite limited, and therefore, your name has to undergo some small sound changes. Finally, the name is written in an alphabet called katakana, whose symbols are meaningless. This is the methodused, and is unambiguous. However, the Japanese names are written in kanji ideograms that have meaning. Well, what they did was change the katakana for "Jose" in kanji, so that now my name would be meaningless. This is something more artistic, because there is a single adjustment. You have to choose from all possible kanji pronounced "jo" and "will", and combine them so that the end is something breaded.
Candidates who went were:
千 世: apparently, this is the least Currao ... laughed at the others who had written
There
; to things to do, but I preferred to walk through different hubs of the city and relax a little. I went to "Umeda Sky Building", where there were views of the city
From here you could see as comics to read, showers, bathrooms ... and still not very clear to me what it was, without thinking wrong: private dwellings. Let everything that a good geek could want.
Incidentally, there beside the coffee had half a bar called "Bar Catalan, and was perfectly decorated with a French flag and one English. The bar was written in French something like "we bring the Catalan cuisine of southern France." There you have it.
With the address bar again recommended in my possession, I got into the area of environment in Osaka, por I've seen, roughly the same masochistic style of Tokyo: awkward places to find if you're not sure how to get a smallish bar and friendly atmosphere. In one of the bars in which I entered, the owner proposed to the four customers who had to write my name with ideograms. I do a small section on how to "Japanize" Western names: Japanese phonetics is quite limited, and therefore, your name has to undergo some small sound changes. Finally, the name is written in an alphabet called katakana, whose symbols are meaningless. This is the methodused, and is unambiguous. However, the Japanese names are written in kanji ideograms that have meaning. Well, what they did was change the katakana for "Jose" in kanji, so that now my name would be meaningless. This is something more artistic, because there is a single adjustment. You have to choose from all possible kanji pronounced "jo" and "will", and combine them so that the end is something breaded.
Candidates who went were:
千 世: apparently, this is the least Currao ... laughed at the others who had written
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