Japan is greedy as h**k with their ketchup.
There are few things that really irk me while living in Japan:
Japanese Cheese.
Being told my Japanese is good simply by my saying “Thank you”.
The wait time at a Docomo shop.
But today I want to talk about one thing that irks me in particular:
Ketchup. Continue reading
This is quite funny.
Even more funny, the Japanese is correct.
Until next time, STAY AWESOME!
-R
Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) as a teacher.
I made this for the English handbook at my university.
Until next time, STAY AWESOME!
-R
One of the terms you’ll hear a lot while living in Japan is 懐かしい (natsukashii) which means nostalgic or nostalgia. Think of it as a Japanese “I ‘member”!
Anyway, I was strolling through the second-hand store when I spotted these jewels:
It’s a shame that these games only work on the Japanese Super Famicom.
Sorry SNES owners.
Until next time, STAY AWESOME!
-R
If you don’t know…
Until next time, Stay AWESOME!
-R
Until next time, Stay AWESOME!
-R
Until next time, stay HUNG- I mean, STAY AWESOME!
-R
明けましておめでとう! Happy New Year from Tottori! (Currently in Nagoya, though)
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As you did last year, STAY AWESOME!
It happens sometimes.
Until next time, STAY AWESOME!
-R
Just an idea that came to me while studying Japanese. The word for “pollution” (汚染・おせん) flashcard came up, and a rough translation of the Captain Planet theme is how I remembered it.
Until next time. STAY AWESOME!
-R
