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日本語/Japanese  Thu 03/13 10:33 JST
The latest installment of A Week in Tokyo.

We start off with a shot from the middle of a train crossing - load of them in Japan but never saw a single one in London. One could be waiting ages to cross depending on how many trains going back n forth.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
On the way to the Good Smile office again - was going to do the Max Factory tour today but in a "week in tokyo" slot. Tour upload will tomorrow.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Sushi dinner over meeting. This is what I usually order.
Up until recently, I usually ordered everything without wasabi and then watched a TV program on how good wasabi is for the body - now I always take my sushi (or sashimi) with wasabi ^^; While I don't particularly like the taste, its grown on me somewhat.
Do you order your sushi/sashimi with or without wasabi?
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Love the ribbons.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Ebi-chan desu.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Folks living in Japan should subscribe to the Mc Donalds mobile newsletter - it contains coupons like this which get you a few hundred yen off each meal. When you are at Mc D's next, scan the QR code on the tray leaflet for the signup form.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
I think I talked this before but cant remember ^^; Caught the "always-hunting-for-wifi" disease since I got the iPod Touch...
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
In a shopping center in Kanagawa checking out the latest trends.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
More and more shopping complexes are being built in and around Tokyo. Your region has many too?
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Blue skies in Shibuya. Shibuya is only a few stops from where I live so I spend a lot of my time there consulting, shopping and dancing.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Shibuya bus terminal.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
The bad thing about Japanese food menus is that all the food looks so nice that its difficult to make a quick decision on food. At times I would ask the waitress to decide for me and say "anything apart from liver, intestines or camel poo."
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Miso soup with Shijimi to compliment dinner.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Shopping for groceries.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Yakitori over dinner meeting.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
More dinner outside - this time its a beef bowl with curry.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Half boiled egg on pizza tastes great - more lunch meeting shenanigans.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Bicycles illegally parked get a free warning sticker the first few times. Repeating offenders will find that their bike gets taken away by the governing body. A fee of about 3,000 yen is needed to get the bike back.

Most people register their bikes when they buy one and stick an ID sticker on the frame - thats how they know the bike belongs to you - they dont come after you and just send you a postcard. If you decide not to pick the bike up, they recycle or dispose of it.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
You is laek melons?
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Yes I do eat at home sometimes. And yes there is usually a figure on the table to fidget with.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Figma Haruhi - too cute.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Todays lunch - squid yakisoba in black bean sauce. Some anin tofu for dessert.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
More servers at home mean more hubs needed - picked up a nice mini hub today after lunch. Is you using wireless or wired at home?
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
The latest BugBug and ToLove Ru.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Hmmmm. If only I had manga like this to use while I was a young chap learning Japanese - comes with furigana on the Kanji too.
Cum to think of it, this manga is a coloring book, Japanese learning aid and dolphin waxing aid too - all for only 390 yen.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
[NSFW] - sorry, couldn't be bothered to Mirai-mark this.
Tis the new up n cumming game by Toshihide Sano - trailer below.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Tis the season to be jolly - hayfever season to be precise. This years pollen levels are three times more than last year. While most people go about wearing these in public, I chose to wear a Respro mask instead. I get odd looks for some reason.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
The lovely Tanaka Rena asks tired passengers to look into her eyes. Rena in action below.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Walking about in Kitasenju after karting. I remember looking for a house in this neck of the woods. Prices were cheap but its too far from central Tokyo.
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Picking some tempura - not much left to choose from ^^;
A Week in Tokyo 9 (click to enlarge)
Polls
Registered on 2007/12/17 19:30
haha...offsetting the single 100% vote for liking wasabi with my vote for not liking it

However, I used to not like eating my sushi with ginger.  Now I do.  Not only good for you, but I've learned to like the taste of it.

And oh my god that curry gyuudon looks excellent.  Two of my favorite foods combined.
(ID #155108) Posted on 2008/03/12 20:08
mireiyu in United States, OR
Visual & Game Programming Student
Registered on 2008/01/20 08:57
Reading through these always make me so hungry... I knew Tanaka Rena looked familiar when I saw her, but I never knew she was in the GTO Movie. xD 
(ID #155110) Posted on 2008/03/12 20:11
kaeze in Melbourne, Australia, Earth
Illustrator & Designer
Registered on 2007/04/09 18:25
Always order wasabi with my sushi and sashimi.  Usually overload it until I cry tears of joy!  >__<

Danny, you seem to like shijimi / clams  / pipees quite a bit?  That's twice you had with miso soup in this post.

Currently have a wireless setup at home.  Although both my PC and Mac are wired and only use the wireless for the second computer, Wii and PS3.  That Buffalo mini hub is tiny!

Currently addicted to Toshihide Sano illustrations after your little introduction a while back!! ^___^
(ID #155116) Posted on 2008/03/12 20:18
wcloudx in Singapore
Artist
Registered on 2008/01/12 02:48
Looking at all those food...yum ^^ I so wanna eat the beef bowl and those tempura!!

As for internet, using wireless connection right now ^^ and I think mine is pretty fast for a wireless ^^
(ID #155119) Posted on 2008/03/12 20:27
ait_meijin in サイベリア
IT-オタク
Registered on 2007/02/04 19:46
Oh noes, Danny, your engurish is goin' worse! Thatz because of that constant manga reading! ^^; Wasabi is great btw. ^o^b And that Ronald is freakin' scary as always... geez... T_T
(ID #155121) Posted on 2008/03/12 20:33
yihsheng in Currently Japan Origin Malaysia
Programmer
Registered on 2008/03/06 13:15
Hi, can i make a small guess? the beef bowl with curry is from Sukiya.. Am I correct? :P
anyway, I do want to set up network in my place soon. since will moving my ps3 from living room to my room. And I got one pc and one laptop in my room.
Still thinking wired or wireless..
(ID #155123) Posted on 2008/03/12 20:36
Kazearashi in Indonesia --> Singapore
Animation Student
Registered on 2008/03/10 13:14
I ate sushi a few times before... But never try it with the wasabi... I guess I'll try it next time... *i'm not good with spicy foods xD*

All these food pictures made me hungry... 
(ID #155128) Posted on 2008/03/12 20:49
Blackster in Germany
BioInformatician
Registered on 2007/11/20 20:34
i don't like the taste of horseradish/wasabi at all. *brrr*
(ID #155131) Posted on 2008/03/12 20:58
Last{[0]}Raven in ☆DANNYCHOO Site ☆ XboxLive silver membership
Raven, AMV & MAD maker, Otaku
Registered on 2008/01/02 12:43
i just love wasabi with either sushi or memil noodle
(ID #155136) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:07
Last{[0]}Raven in ☆DANNYCHOO Site ☆ XboxLive silver membership
Raven, AMV & MAD maker, Otaku
Registered on 2008/01/02 12:43
anyways. DANNY WHAT YOU DO EVERYDAY LOOKS TOOO FUN DX 
(ID #155137) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:07
Cavalock in Singapore
Copywriter
Registered on 2008/02/23 14:30
With wasabi of cos. ;)

your 'week in tokyo' is so good that it always makes me miss japan. am already planning my next trip end of the year. just trying to decide btw tokyo or osaka.
(ID #155138) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:11
BamboKun in Madrid
Registered on 2008/01/24 05:27
Yep, I like wasabi so much...

and I feel hungry now...
(ID #155139) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:12
Henry in Makati, Philippines
anime/cosplay events organizer
Registered on 2006/12/25 19:05
"Cum to think of it, this manga is a coloring book, Japanese learning aid and dolphin waxing aid too - all for only 390 yen." --> i lol'd @ Cum part XDDDD

did you say mall? when it comes to malls, the phils won't be left behind especially the staggering number of malls here not to mention we have one of asia's largest mall ^_________^

at first i don't like wasabi and until now i still can't get used to it but i'll still use it until i get used to it lolz
(ID #155141) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:21
Fariz Asuka in Singapore
Student and Otaku
Registered on 2008/03/11 19:59
Wow Danny.. Your post about Tokyo every week keeps getting more & more interesting.. 

Tokyo is so fun, I might decide on living there too when I have the money 1st..
(ID #155143) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:21
JockeII in Sweden
NEET
Registered on 2008/01/19 23:09
Haha Danny, before I realize that it is "week" in Tokyo I always go thinking "how damn much does he eat every day?!". ^^,
And I always forget it until next Tokyo week, and think it again when I see all the food. ('~')
(ID #155144) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:27
Tami in Germany - Cologne
WebDesign, Coding, Administration
Registered on 2007/12/16 10:30
You sure ask a lot of questions in your entries. ;)
I personaly like wasabi, it's not my love but it goes well with sushi imo.
I love japanese food in general EXCEPT seafruit(?) like squid... *shiver* to much legs... arms... whatever! I stick with normal fish. ;)
At home i use W-Lan only for my mobile devices (laptop, phone, iPod etc. pp.), my Desktop-PCs and my File/Dev Server are on good ol' RJ45, the ones with a little cover over their clip flag release thing.
Right now i got two file servers running with 1TB of storage each, considering to go for a NAS but those are hard to get with more then 2 HDDs support as it seems, least i didn't find one and it seems cheaper to just buy a 19" rack and put servers with low power specs in it.
Maybe more work but in the end you get a RAID system with more storage and about same power usage.
My room is so not a girls room... you wouldn't know if i had not some plushies spread, and tons of other cute things lol... :/ Tech stuff and cute stuff keep the balance on 50/50 though.
Maybe it's really time to go for some cute figures now. o_O
(ID #155148) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:38
leefe in a tincan.
Lazyass human
Registered on 2007/08/15 20:13
Shana mousepad spotted! And I'm using it too ^^ Along with a Kudryavka mousepad from Little Busters!. 
Lol all those food is makin' me hungry.  Cum to think of it, recent english scanlations I found of ToLove Ru has been crappy. 
(ID #155150) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:40
Alafista OTAKU in Singapore
Psychology Maverick
Registered on 2006/12/25 11:22
Haha, I also always surfing on my iPod Touch. Its just an awesome gadget.
(ID #155151) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:45
charlie in madrid
seguridad
Registered on 2007/11/22 10:17
geniales las fotos felicidades y la comida se ve deliciosa!!!!!!!!!
(ID #155152) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:46
Saku in Toronto
Web Developer
Registered on 2008/02/07 23:26
I use both wired and wireless for my Internet. Wireless is for my gadgets and wired is for my PCs and laptop since I do online gaming ^^

As for wasabi, I put it on my sushi just because it's good for my body. I like spicy in general but still cannot like spiciness of wasabi.
(ID #155155) Posted on 2008/03/12 21:58
Evil King in The Netherlands, a mostly cold and windy place...
student and full-time otaku
Registered on 2007/12/19 00:12
Gah, most enviable week as ever Danny. Great food, great figures, manga and gadgets everywhere...Really, I'd eat anything from those pictures, besides the clams 'n stuff (I have allergies).

Oh and since you're asking, we're totally wired up bakc home, because mum thinks all the wifi-rays are bad for the health @.@
(ID #155157) Posted on 2008/03/12 22:06
ornehx in Penang, Malaysia
dannychoo.com no aidokusha
Registered on 2007/12/25 22:50
it used to hate wasabi for its strong plastico smell..
then one day, my gf sabo my ebiko sushi with wasabi and only i grew to like wasabi..

we have a couple of shopping malls in penang..but i still prefer shopping at the capital, KL - especially Sungai Wang Plaza - get to see lots of "lala mui"

how they know u are a repeated bike offender???

wireless at home have but me wired connection using is
(ID #155158) Posted on 2008/03/12 22:12
gordon in 新加坡 Singapore
宅男 Otaku/ 工程师 Engineer
Registered on 2007/06/11 14:45
shopping is one of singaporeans' favourite pastimes. there's usually one outside a train station. ^^;
(ID #155164) Posted on 2008/03/12 22:43
DrPepperMan85 in London UK
Student, BSc (Hons) Computer Science
Registered on 2007/11/30 22:47
I used to use Otemachi station alot when I was in Tokyo last year. Used to change there to the Hanzomon line to get to my hotel at Suitengumae! I can't wait to go back at the begining of September for 2 weeks! Does anyone know of any special events etc happening in Tokyo at that time?
(ID #155179) Posted on 2008/03/12 23:32
Hirito in Singapore
National Service
Registered on 2007/09/01 18:12
Always loved eating sushi/sashimi, however could never grow to like the taste of wasabi. Tried forcing myself to get adapted to it but it just doesn't work. However if the amount of wasabi they put is very very little, I wouldn't mind.

As for home internet network, I have to use wireless as the main connection point is far away in my parent's room and routing a line doesn't seem practical. Would prefer being wired as it's alot more reliable.

After seeing all the photos of the food, it is making me hungry!! Must...control.... *goes to make a sandwich*
(ID #155181) Posted on 2008/03/12 23:41
Azz-jr in LONDON
Student
Registered on 2007/12/15 06:29
i think it's kool to subscribe to the Mc Donalds mobile newsletter. wish they had it here. the food you eat looks realy nice hope it taste good. ^_^ love the week in japan.
(ID #155199) Posted on 2008/03/13 00:15
radical anime fan in UNR-002 M House-Comp Powered.
Polytechnic Student, Freshly Entered.
Registered on 2007/01/25 21:08
Love the feeling when I take too much wasabi at one go; it's like having a mini-explosion inside my nose XD.
(ID #155203) Posted on 2008/03/13 00:20
lostandfound in your brain... WAHAHAHA!
Human being. Really, I'm not joking!
Registered on 2007/10/22 01:58
I've tried wasabi coated peanuts,t hey tasted... Great, NOT! They burnt my tongue and made steam come out of my nose...
(ID #155208) Posted on 2008/03/13 00:24
squee in Singapore
Techie
Registered on 2007/09/27 04:59
I prefer my food without Wasabi, also Singapore has lots of shopping malls, too much in fact...

ornehx: I love to go to sungei wang too, lots of cool stores.
what's a 'lala mui' btw?
(ID #155211) Posted on 2008/03/13 00:29
NGEunit01 in Cali
College Student
Registered on 2007/05/14 09:25
Damn Danny, I'm getting hungry now...

I don't like wasabi but the ginger thing taste good. ^^; I don't know why there is a white, green, and pink ginger thingy but they taste the same. 

I have both internet connections at home but i prefer wired as it is faster. Wireless for the Wii, Laptops, and other devices. Wired for the desktop.
(ID #155215) Posted on 2008/03/13 00:31
mavadotar in Peterborough/Ottawa, Canada
Game Development Student
Registered on 2007/12/11 19:14
I think the best part about wasabi at a sushi places here is that one of my friends invariably always seems to take a dare to eat their whole wad of wasabi at once with nothing else. 
(ID #155224) Posted on 2008/03/13 00:40
bob-san in Madison WI
Administrative Assistant
Registered on 2007/02/22 23:15
when I use to frequent the only decent japanese restaurant in town (Several years ago - they moved and became a truckstop restaurant later :( ), I'd try the Wasabi but never got past one bite with my sushi.....mm ebi sushi.

Dang, now I'm hungry.
(ID #155239) Posted on 2008/03/13 01:12
chun in vancouver
part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
Registered on 2007/01/09 14:21
I used to not take wasabi as I do not like spicy food from the start, now I eat with the raw stuff by mixing a dollop in the dish of soy sauce :P Wasabi kills bacteria supposedly? Don't like the spiciness rush up the nose feeling :P

I miss japanese macdonald! XP (and mos burger!)
(ID #155243) Posted on 2008/03/13 01:19
gurugurutrex in Vancouver, B.C., Canada
オタク by moonlight, Graphic Designer by daylight
Registered on 2007/11/08 03:25
I don't "like" washibi but I don't hate it either. I'll eat it with sushi or sashime if they come with washibi. =]
(ID #155258) Posted on 2008/03/13 01:41
D_Blade in Montreal, Canada
Non-profit org. volunteering work addict
Registered on 2006/12/31 22:36
The mini-hub looks like a harmonica... LOL!
And each time I've tried Japanese food, ginger and wasabi were offered. Needless to say I don't touch them (for more details, please read the mini-post on fire and horseradish)
(ID #155259) Posted on 2008/03/13 01:43
Abi-kun in Gdansk, Poland
PhD student
Registered on 2008/01/07 04:54
I simply cannot imagine sushi without wasabi, I'm not fond of spicy stuff but somehow I really like wasabi and horseradish in general. As for internet I'm still on good ol' cable since my only computer for now is a desktop.   
(ID #155266) Posted on 2008/03/13 01:53
chun in vancouver
part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
Registered on 2007/01/09 14:21
ETA mmmm half boiled egg on pizza sounds YUM hope to try that in future cookings ^O^!
(ID #155275) Posted on 2008/03/13 02:16
Karasu-kun in Right coast, usa
大学生徒, データ変更師
Registered on 2007/07/27 11:49
"all for only 390 yen" or if you're not in Japan and have to order Toraburu from Amazon.co.jp, 3690 yen because shipping is disgusting ^^;
(ID #155279) Posted on 2008/03/13 02:27
mavadotar in Peterborough/Ottawa, Canada
Game Development Student
Registered on 2007/12/11 19:14
For my internet connections, I follow the old proverb: "Wired for desktop, wireless for laptop, nothing for girl's top."
(ID #155280) Posted on 2008/03/13 02:43
Loridaz in Belgium
System & Support Engineer
Registered on 2008/03/13 02:46
Me is liking wasabi very much.

I buy all the time wasabi based snacks like wasabi coated green peas.

yummy :q
(ID #155282) Posted on 2008/03/13 02:50
Kazos in London, UK
Student
Registered on 2008/01/29 05:32
Wasabi is great. Especially with sushi/sashimi, then it's even better!

I agree that it's somewhat grown on me though. But now I can't have sushi without the stuff!
(ID #155286) Posted on 2008/03/13 02:58
bob-san in Madison WI
Administrative Assistant
Registered on 2007/02/22 23:15
I'd think with my love for spicy food and cajun seasoning, I'd be able to tollerate wasabi more.  Maybe I just tried too much at once.
(ID #155289) Posted on 2008/03/13 03:27
SlickDog in San Francisco
Registered on 2007/11/23 14:29
Can’t eat sushi / sashimi without wasabi… ever.
(ID #155295) Posted on 2008/03/13 03:52
seth Friedman in Brooklyn NY
Registered on 2007/09/15 04:51
So I've heard that the wasabi here in the US (I'm from NY) Is just horseradish.  And I've heard in Japan they use real wasabi.  So whats it taste like compared to the US stuff?
(ID #155299) Posted on 2008/03/13 04:18
Tourak in Canada, Quebec
Student
Registered on 2007/12/20 09:33
I really like wasabi with my sushi. In fact, when ever I go out to eat sushi I alway need to ask for extra wasabi and even then it not alway enought for me. XD

We're still using wired connection at my home, in over all, it better since there's less interference for the signal, but ever since I got my DS, I wish we had a wireless rooter. ^^;
(ID #155302) Posted on 2008/03/13 04:40
Timotei in Sweden
NEET
Registered on 2008/02/17 09:16
Ah, love these " A week in Tokyo x ". The food looks delicous too. Never tried wasabi but I would probably go with it. 
(ID #155317) Posted on 2008/03/13 06:35
qingy in 25th Macross Frontier Fleet
Valkyrie Pilot
Registered on 2007/10/06 04:57
soy sauce and wasabi is a must, but i like half and half too. i've seen people eat sushi with mayo though, i haven't done it myself, wonder how it tastes
(ID #155321) Posted on 2008/03/13 06:39
Kyle in Seattle, Washington
Student
Registered on 2007/10/08 05:08
Man, I wish we had shopping centers like that around here. I just LOVE shopping and catching up with the latest trends! Fashion is like, my life apart from my life.
(ID #155322) Posted on 2008/03/13 06:40
Akiba-Kid in California, USA
Online Shop
Registered on 2008/01/17 11:23
I usually mix wasabi with soy sauce whenever I go eat sushi and don't mind sushis with wasabi already on it.

There are few shopping complexes around my area but they seem to be declining with recession and sub-prime disaster here in USA.  I don't really shop at malls anymore, just go around Bookoffs and Kinokuniya mostly.
(ID #155324) Posted on 2008/03/13 06:46
FMPhoenixHawk in Michigan, USA
Scientist, unemployed.
Registered on 2008/01/20 06:45
I don't like wasabi.  The taste threw me off.

And is that a live action of Great Teacher Onizuke (Spelling bad, I know.)  I really need to get my hands on that.  I've been told it's good.  The young woman is attractive, too.
(ID #155334) Posted on 2008/03/13 07:50
Mx0 in Canada
Student
Registered on 2008/02/10 06:52
I love Wasabi! I mix it with soy sauce till the mixture turns greenish-brown lol. My friends think im crazy putting that much into the soysauce... I guess it's cause they don't like spicy things.

GTO rocks btw!
(ID #155340) Posted on 2008/03/13 08:43
Ken in NYC
Student
Registered on 2007/03/15 22:26
Love wasabi. Hard to have sushi without it (well maybe not). If you ever see me eating sushi, my dish is 70% wasabi, 30% soy sauce. 
(ID #155343) Posted on 2008/03/13 08:57
DenverAltis in USA
mechanic, web host
Registered on 2007/07/10 02:31
you think that you get odd looks in Japan for that.. try wearing one in Colorado, I get hay fever so bad if I don't wear one I I get sent to bed...
(ID #155359) Posted on 2008/03/13 09:37
Danny Choo in Tokyo
Director/代表取締役
Registered on 2006/12/11 10:54
seth Friedman,
Me cant tell the difference.

mavadotar,
Nice!

ornexh,
They note down your bike ID.
(ID #155361) Posted on 2008/03/13 09:43
jowy in philippines
vendor
Registered on 2008/01/23 08:13
Wasabi is my favorite.It makes you wild and spicy and become hottie.
(ID #155386) Posted on 2008/03/13 10:12
FatBastard in police line-up. 2nd from the right
World Traveller
Registered on 2007/11/04 18:04
@Danny, LOL! Dude... I'm wifi hunting like a madman all over the place here in China. Sometimes it pops up in the most isolated places, and sometimes I can't find one to save my life in busy areas. You just never know here.  

Use to take just a bit of wasabi, but now I eat it as a thick paste. It does grow on you & ur tolerance increase bigtime. 
(ID #155391) Posted on 2008/03/13 10:19
DRAGUN in Arizona, USA
Design Consultant
Registered on 2007/08/23 04:32
1. Wasabi is good. Waaaaasaaaabi (please dont start that crap people). Lol

2. Wireless for my laptop, wired for my desktop. 

3. Lists, because if you can get to a third item, more people will read it. 

4. Not so many train tracks here... in Tempe though..

5. Love sushi, keep it on the coffee table where we eat when its casual dining (we sit on cushons on the floor). I usually have a gunpla nearby, if not on the table (its helps relax me after work to mess with them). Of course, theres the ubiquitous laptop (its a good word, look it up). 

6. Breasts, thank you God and or Evolution.
(ID #155392) Posted on 2008/03/13 10:24
Neil Duckett in Yoyogi, Tokyo
Software Engineer
Registered on 2007/11/06 13:25
Some delicious food there Danny!
(ID #155393) Posted on 2008/03/13 10:26
XeroVlade in Philippines
Student, Part Time Programmer
Registered on 2007/10/12 23:44
I really don't like wasabi.. I think i got traumatized with it when i was young, coz it looks like a green candy..
(ID #155396) Posted on 2008/03/13 10:34
D_Blade in Montreal, Canada
Non-profit org. volunteering work addict
Registered on 2006/12/31 22:36
@XeroVlade: Kinda glad that I'm not alone in that case.
(ID #155407) Posted on 2008/03/13 10:50
shinikenshi in San Diego, CA (US)
Nameless company executive
Registered on 2008/03/13 11:48
Wasabi is tasty stuff. I remember when McDonald's in Japan had a promotional fish nuggets item that came with Wasabi cream dipping sauce. Surprising good!

How often do you visit Akihabara in that Stormtrooper suit of yours, Danny? Of the many, many trips to Tokyo over the last 3 years I don't think I've ever had the chance to catch you and your dancing. ^^
(ID #155436) Posted on 2008/03/13 11:58
syrix in U.S.
student
Registered on 2007/03/21 09:18
I love wasabi, the feeling it gives me is...I can't say awesome because it hurts a bit, but I love it.  It's a great way to clear your nose up at least ^^.
(ID #155437) Posted on 2008/03/13 11:58
NPC in Rocklin, CA
Student
Registered on 2007/12/06 15:19
Oh hey, I recognize that bus terminal pretty well. I wonder where I've seen it before...  ;)
(ID #155440) Posted on 2008/03/13 12:09
Registered on 2007/12/27 16:33
What's up with finding all those wi-fi connections?  Are there a lot of free hot spots, or just lots of places that forget to stop broadcasting their SSID?
(ID #155443) Posted on 2008/03/13 12:15
Danshui in AMK in Taiwan, Singapore
Procurement Officer
Registered on 2007/12/11 19:03
I'm using a Respro mask too in Taiwan. Not because of pollen but pollution. I'm always thinking of when I will die of air pollution when I'm at the red light. Do you get that funny plastic smell when you first got your Respro?
(ID #155447) Posted on 2008/03/13 12:38
cowboy4eva in New York, Osaka, Tokyo
Leisure Consultant, Writer, Webmaster
Registered on 2008/01/29 07:16
Wasabi is the best with sushi. I noticed the bike ticket. A lot of people steal bikes in Osaka around Namba. Too many people drop their bikes there though. Thanks for the info about the Mcdonald's site! 
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