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Sun Runner wrote:Hmmm I wonder ehat would happen if you put Magic the Gathering cards on that one game. Does it allow you to mix and match different card series so you can have a party of different characters or are they single series only.
Wigglez wrote:Just remember. The sword is an extension of your arm. Use it as if you're going to karate chop someone with your really long sharp ass hand.
Greed wrote:Sorry to post off topic but is it really necessary to have a culture FAQ thread just please Japanophiles?
With that logic every country should get a topic like this.
Greed wrote:Sorry to post off topic but is it really necessary to have a culture FAQ thread just please Japanophiles?
With that logic every country should get a topic like this.
Zombie Starscream wrote:I had eel sushi- gingered I think it was. Very good. Anyway, I had heard that it is a lot cheaper to buy Japanese food then to try and buy imported American stuff. Is this true? And is Japan as expensive in real life as it is often portrayed to be?
Shadowman wrote:In Japan, is it true that it is extremely easy to be up to your ears in Hentai without even trying?
Loki120 wrote:Cool stuff. I've heard about the sleep cubbys before, don't you hear the noise from the tv or just moving around from the adjacent cubby?
As for the game system, Japan always gets the cool stuff first.
Stormrider wrote:Loki120 wrote:Cool stuff. I've heard about the sleep cubbys before, don't you hear the noise from the tv or just moving around from the adjacent cubby?
As for the game system, Japan always gets the cool stuff first.
The cubbys are insulated so very little sound passes through them. Some capsules come with doors, others come with a rolled down curtain. It's worth the extra few dollars to get the capsules with a door because late at night the drunk businessmen show up; and they can be loud.
The capsules are convenient and cheap for Japanese standards (~ USD$20-30). Subways and trains usually stop around midnight, taxis at that time are very expensive, so the capsules make a good alternative. There is a particular procedure to using them (just like most things in Japan).![]()
- Take off your shoes when you enter the lobby.
- Sign in and bring your luggage to the locker room.
- Change your clothes for a yukata (Japanese pajamas). And enjoy the facilities. Yeah, it is strange to walk around the cafe, lounge, and onsen in a yukata. But you get used to it when you to see top business men in pajamas too.
Spoon wrote:I second this!DISCHARGE wrote: Also got any pics of the beaches there? Mainly wanna see some Japanese girls in bikinis.
DesalationReborn wrote:Stormrider wrote:Loki120 wrote:Cool stuff. I've heard about the sleep cubbys before, don't you hear the noise from the tv or just moving around from the adjacent cubby?
As for the game system, Japan always gets the cool stuff first.
The cubbys are insulated so very little sound passes through them. Some capsules come with doors, others come with a rolled down curtain. It's worth the extra few dollars to get the capsules with a door because late at night the drunk businessmen show up; and they can be loud.
The capsules are convenient and cheap for Japanese standards (~ USD$20-30). Subways and trains usually stop around midnight, taxis at that time are very expensive, so the capsules make a good alternative. There is a particular procedure to using them (just like most things in Japan).![]()
- Take off your shoes when you enter the lobby.
- Sign in and bring your luggage to the locker room.
- Change your clothes for a yukata (Japanese pajamas). And enjoy the facilities. Yeah, it is strange to walk around the cafe, lounge, and onsen in a yukata. But you get used to it when you to see top business men in pajamas too.
Does the box have air holes?
EDIT: As well, what's the average height around there?
Stormrider wrote:Spoon wrote:I second this!DISCHARGE wrote: Also got any pics of the beaches there? Mainly wanna see some Japanese girls in bikinis.
It's strange, I haven't seen many Japanese girls at the beaches in bikinis. Each time I go to a beach, I see foreigners in bikinis and Japanese people all covered up and sitting squarely on a blanket having a picnic.
Suntans are still uncommon in Japan. Japanese tend to associate beauty with white skins (such as a geisha). They tend to associate tans with commoners (such as farmers).
Often in the sweltering summer you will see women covered head to toe and even wearing long gloves and goofy looking visor to protect them from tanning. The younger people are starting to change their attitude though.
DISCHARGE wrote:Stormrider wrote:Spoon wrote:I second this!DISCHARGE wrote: Also got any pics of the beaches there? Mainly wanna see some Japanese girls in bikinis.
It's strange, I haven't seen many Japanese girls at the beaches in bikinis. Each time I go to a beach, I see foreigners in bikinis and Japanese people all covered up and sitting squarely on a blanket having a picnic.
Suntans are still uncommon in Japan. Japanese tend to associate beauty with white skins (such as a geisha). They tend to associate tans with commoners (such as farmers).
Often in the sweltering summer you will see women covered head to toe and even wearing long gloves and goofy looking visor to protect them from tanning. The younger people are starting to change their attitude though.
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I see. O.k. then.
For a country that supposedly sells women's delicates in vending machines on the streets, I would have thought them to be a little more open.
Stormrider wrote:I agree, that's what makes Japan hard to understand. Sometimes their customs and behavior completely oppose each other, but little is discussed about it (even in Japan).
For instance, the volume of Japanese figurines and anime in bikinis would probably lead most people to believe that Japanese girls dress like that. however, the only time I have seen Japanese women in bikinis is when they are doing Costume Play.
Stormrider wrote:I've seen gaiginsmash before. It has some interesting articles about the Japanese lifestyle.
About a year ago, I was on my way to work when a van in front of me hit a middle divider and flipped over. I was astonished that nobody stopped to help the person out. Everyone kept on driving as if nothing had happened.
Seeing that no one else was going to help, I jumped off my bike and helped the man, who was trapped inside. He was bloody and bruised.
It's common practice in Japan to ignore people who are injured or who are in need of help. Japanese firefighters for instance do not go into burning buildings. If your apartment is on fire, you better get yourself out, because no one is going to save you.
About 15 years ago, there was a terrible earthquake in Kobe, Japan. One of the biggest criticisms from the quake that leveled the city, is no one acted neighborly to each other. Instead of helping your neighbor, people ignored muffled cries from people that were trapped under the rubble.
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