GPGT. Japan! I’m here!

[buffybuffy]

They still have this over here. So retro.

 

[buffybuffy]

Really never expect to encounter this in Japan. S$13.75 for this. As a matter of fact, I did clarify with the staff if they have given the correct order.

Actual.

 

[buffybuffy]

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Actual

 

[ballistixxx]

Really never expect to encounter this in Japan. S$13.75 for this. As a matter of fact, I did clarify with the staff if they have given the correct order.

Actual.

Looks like my today cai png

 

[ballistixxx]

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Actual

This one not bad

 

[ballistixxx]

They still have this over here. So retro.

Battery still working?

 

[buffybuffy]

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Actual

 

[buffybuffy]

At the world heritage Qing Shui temple 清水寺. People mountain people sea

 

[buffybuffy]

 

[buffybuffy]

 

[buffybuffy]

One thing I notice over here is that there’s no bui bui bu here whereas SG you can see many dino bu around.

 

[buffybuffy]

Thank you Round 1 Kyoto.

 

[buffybuffy]

Saw some modern Muslim dressed up in kimono and also went to the world heritage temple.

 

[buffybuffy]

The way the Japanese shop/home owner parked their cars is damn creative.

 

[buffybuffy]

Am I the only one seeing this and think it’s our mata chia?

 

[midnightinparis]

Jin jelly me also want go Japan

 

[helloicanseeu]

Nothing to brag when you are there with the whole world. Worst is with sinkies.

I rather go to Thailand or Vietnam and go to places where they are no sinkies.

why sinkie must pwn sinkie even in edmw?

 

[helloicanseeu]

Looks like my today cai png

hmm ... local caipng usually more oily

 

[buffybuffy]

Was told by the Taiwanese, last time when visited them. They said Japanese chop many of their 神木 aka Sacred Tree (Chamaecyparis formosensis (Formosan cypress, Taiwan cypress, Taiwan red cypress; 紅檜/红桧 hóngguì, Taiwan pron. hóngkuài) is a species of Chamaecyparis, endemic to Taiwan. It is a slow-growing, but long-lived and ultimately large to very large coniferous tree growing to 55–60 m tall with a trunk up to 7 m in diameter. It is threatened by habitat loss and over-cutting for its valuable timber). bring them back to Japan to build temple because the timber is very tall and straight, mainly found in Alishan. So was wondering if this columns are the ones the Taiwanese said.

 

[buffybuffy]

Some wanted men in Japan.