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yonsei55 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2018 4:09 pm @skp_16

salamat sir, finally! hahaha. tokyo lang medyo limited yung time eh. badtrip lang gusto ko sana punta ghibli museum sold out na pala

Kailan punta mo and ilan days?

Ghibli Museum...every 10th of the month lang sila nagbebenta ng tickets.

next month 9 days...1 month before kung magbenta sila ng tickets

Why is it so Easy to be Thin in Japan?

Kilalang magalang ang mga Japanese a. Pati pala sa pag-drive. Ganito rin pala ang driving sa Japan. Parang sa Pinas pero walang busina saka nagpapasalamat yung driver na pinadaan.

From experience sa America, pwede lang sumingit kapag traffic naman. Kapag freeflowing, pwede lang mag-change lane kapag libre at walang dumaan, o kapag malayo pa yung kasunod na sasakyan.


One Way Japanese Drivers Are Polite
https://kotaku.com/one-way-japanese-dri ... 1823063203

Daniel wrote: ↑Sun Feb 25, 2018 6:14 pm Why is it so Easy to be Thin in Japan?

probably from all the walking... I lost like 2 inches off my waist when I went there for 10 days.
I miss how everyone walks so fast in Tokyo. It totally makes you feel like you're in a city.

sib wrote: ↑Fri Mar 02, 2018 12:05 pm probably from all the walking... I lost like 2 inches off my waist when I went there for 10 days.
I miss how everyone walks so fast in Tokyo. It totally makes you feel like you're in a city.

is it because it's better to walk than wait for a bus? hehehe

The only bus ride I had was the one going to Narita Airport, so I can't really compare the two.

tren daw sa Japan

Nakakatuwa ngayon manood ng anime na set in modern Tokyo

^ Sige nga, ano title ba pwede mo ma-recommend at mapanoood ko din?

just got back from japan...gusto ko na ulit bumalik

nice pics!

makakalibot ka ba ng Japan kahit wala o limited ang alam na Nihonggo?

yes naman sir! basta tanong kalang pagnaliligaw ka na totoo yung sinasabi nila na very approachable ang mga japanese. twice namin na experience yung samahan pa kami dahil hindi kami magkaintindihan sa direction. nakakahiya hahaha. basta the trick is simplehan mo lang english mo pag kausap mo sila. mas barok mas ok. example is: say "akiba? where?" instead of saying "where is akiba?", "english? ok?" instead of "can you speak english?" dala ka rin map or pic para turo mo nalang sa kanila. saka may tourist information sa mga train stations. pagsinuwerte kapa baka may mameet ka pang english speaking guide na kawaii

kawaii!

hanggang airport pa lang ako ng Japan nakalapag

tourist-friendly naman pala sila

yonsei55 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 2:43 pm ..."english? ok?" instead of "can you speak english?" dala ka rin map or pic para turo mo nalang sa kanila. saka may tourist information sa mga train stations...

Naalala ko tuloy yung tinanong ko ng "Eigo ga hanasemasu ka?" sa information nung nawala ako sa Shinjuku station.
Love the photos BTW.

@sib thanks bro

minsan napapasama rin yung pagsalita mo ng nihonggo. aakalain nila marunong ka talaga mag japanese.

me: kore wa ikura desu ka?
seller: blah..blah..blah (in nihonggo)
me: ...
(then me & my friend looked at each other) ano daw?

lucky me! hindi daw pala palagi nagpapakita si fuji-san kainis lang bakit ba di me gumamit ng flash. sana talaga nagpractice muna me


simply majestic!

nice picture, pafs

Ninja pics

Wow great photos!!!

Ganito pala magpalit ng driver/operator ng train sa Japan.



Sana dumating yung panahon na ganito ko-professional tingnan ang mga driver natin. Parang security guard natin na plantsado ang damit, may sumbrero, at makinis ang sapatos.

Ang tanong, buhay pa kaya tayo nun?