BOOK OFF is one of my favourite chains; they're practically everywhere (about 90 branches in Tokyo alone) and they tend to have great deals, especially for Europeans like me. :)
However, it's a pity they were taken over by Tsutoya; the old yellow di...
Oh yeah. Tokyu Hands is the shit when it comes to just about anything DIY and then some.
Love to snoop around there, getting ideas for casemods and things around the house.
We have an ample supply of DIY-shops, but those are clearly focused on DIY...
Now that's cool. :) Doesn't cost nearly as much as I anticipated; I wonder whether it's compatible with the digital signal here in Holland.
Does anyone know which digital carrier band is used in Japan?
I hope it's also compatible with PAL.
We have...
On a dessert island? I'd probably go for some dessert first, or did you mean a deserted island? ;)
Laptops are wholesome; compact and light, but most often lack computing power (unless you say goodbye to an arm and a leg, and throw in your left kidn...
One of the reasons I was told as a child to look left, right and left again before crossing the road (we drive on the right side over here, so in Japan, that would be right|left|right) is to avoid accidents.
Too bad it doesn't keep you from potentia...
The majority of my house is furnished through IKEA; I love the concept, and they are indeed very cheap.
The display case you show in the article is even cheaper there compared to here, thanks to the cheap yen; €60 in Japan, while €79 over here.
Per...
At home, I usually lock my doors, but I tend to forget to lock it sometimes.
I live in a reasonably safe neighbourhood, where social control is quite high, so people tend to watch out for each other and their properties.
When I'm in Japan, I too en...
Most manuals here in NL contain just about every language in a 10.000km radius and the kitchen sink.
Fortunately, most manufacturers split the manuals, so you can get rid of Swedish, Portugese, Italian, Polish, Greek and whatnot, and just keep the D...
Most manuals here in NL contain just about every language in a 10.000km radius and the kitchen sink.
Fortunately, most manufacturers split the manuals, so you can get rid of Swedish, Portugese, Italian, Polish, Greek and whatnot, and just keep the D...
Most manuals here in NL contain just about every language in a 10.000km radius and the kitchen sink.
Fortunately, most manufacturers split the manuals, so you can get rid of Swedish, Portugese, Italian, Polish, Greek and whatnot, and just keep the D...
Most manuals here in NL contain just about every language in a 10.000km radius and the kitchen sink.
Fortunately, most manufacturers split the manuals, so you can get rid of Swedish, Portugese, Italian, Polish, Greek and whatnot, and just keep the D...
Well, I liked them both; the English dub didn't sound half bad, and it just flowed.
It's really important, especially regarding songs like this, that the lyrics don't sound awkward.
In general, I prefer the original, though, so that makes me part o...
Well, I liked them both; the English dub didn't sound half bad, and it just flowed.
It's really important, especially regarding songs like this, that the lyrics don't sound awkward.
In general, I prefer the original, though, so that makes me part o...
Well, I liked them both; the English dub didn't sound half bad, and it just flowed.
It's really important, especially regarding songs like this, that the lyrics don't sound awkward.
In general, I prefer the original, though, so that makes me part o...
Well, I liked them both; the English dub didn't sound half bad, and it just flowed.
It's really important, especially regarding songs like this, that the lyrics don't sound awkward.
In general, I prefer the original, though, so that makes me part o...
