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Originally Posted by LapLap
(Post 9460854)
No carpenters, decorators and builders at work in Japan???
You should see the bag of tools my husband used to carry around Tokyo. Plenty of blades in there (have you ever used a Japanese saw?). At least half those people you see with huge harem pants will have access to a similar arsenal. |
Originally Posted by SJUAMMF
(Post 9466442)
Not like the work of a sushi knife:eek:
(we have carpenters tools and kitchen knives, I don't understand your comment at all - have you been watching Dexter?)
Originally Posted by SJUAMMF
(Post 9466398)
This is also where the loose socks originally came from, someone claimed.
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If you want to see the more "serene" side of Japan, I would suggest Kamakura. Kamakura is like Kyoto. It is not quite as big as Kyoto, but there are a lot of old shrine and Buddhist temples including a great Buddha. It is only an hour or hour and a half from Tokyo, so it is a perfect destination for a day trip.
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language could be a problem, hope you are good with sign language.
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UA Fan, did you need an interpreter? :D :p
Sanosuke! |
Originally Posted by Sanosuke
(Post 9529857)
UA Fan, did you need an interpreter? :D :p
Sanosuke! |
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