So i have to make a small presentation about tourism in Japan. I have to tell them why it is worth to travel there. Maybe someone who has been there can tell what places are worth to visit and so.
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Tourism in Japan
So i have to make a small presentation about tourism in Japan. I have to tell them why it is worth to travel there. Maybe someone who has been there can tell what places are worth to visit and so.
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i hear there's a Disney land there
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I pm-ed you a website about modern Japan. You just need to navigate the left panel to source out your information.
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The food is great.
Just looking at that makes me hungry.
Oh wait, I already was hungry. >_>
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We can get *** stuff easily what
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But it's usually not fresh and expensive. Especially the crappy sushi bars, those places are expensive as hell man. A proper Japanese restaurant is cheaper and the food is much better, but they're hard to find.Originally Posted by cinderboy
We can get *** stuff easily what
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Those restaurants owned by authentic Japanese and not part of a franchise, are always hidden in ulu places and small shops. But still ok lah, minus the price. I still go for Japanese buffet once a month
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Why'd you have to show that.. now im hungry - erThe food is great.
Just looking at that makes me hungry.
Oh wait, I already was hungry. >_>
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Sushi bar...
Baked scallops with cheese...
Crispy chicken in miso sauce...
Crispy chicken in japanese curry sauce...
I've only been to Japan once, and its only Narita Airport as I was transferring flight to Hawaii... Sigh... But I'm damn sure to go this winter ~!!!
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holy crap. where's that place cinder?
cant be sakae right? or nihonmura
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Ichiban Japanese Restaurant, Jurong Point Shopping Centre (10minutes from my house).
Each set meal (like the ones posted below) costs like USD15. Hohoho ~!
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looks like some sculpturer made those...
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lol my friend got saki on his bday last year
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wow............this makes me reeeeeaaaaaaallllllly hungry-er.
No, seriously. Some of that stuff actually looked good.
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Looks too artistic for my taste. But im also used to very spicy and messy food lol. Looks nothing like japanese food
But id love to visit the place one day. I heard they had serious trains and shiz
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WOW. it's cheap for that standard.Ichiban Japanese Restaurant, Jurong Point Shopping Centre (10minutes from my house).
Each set meal (like the ones posted below) costs like USD15. Hohoho ~!
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Thank god i hate sea food >_>
it doesnt look appetizing to me,but its 7:22AM and i havn't eaten yet,so im still hungry.
Cinderboy's avi look like a pancake sandwich with bananas in the middle and trenched in strawberry sauce,thats what makes me hungry.
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To see this!
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Lol
Anyway i finished making my presentation and included Sapporo, Tokyo, Kamakura cities and events or sights in them. Also about sumo
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Was the site useful ?~Lol
Anyway i finished making my presentation and included Sapporo, Tokyo, Kamakura cities and events or sights in them. Also about sumo
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Yes. Wrote down notes what to say about some of those events and a very small info + pictures in presentation from teh site(or google if i couldnt find what i needed
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I heard once that life in japan is very very expensive.
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Did you really?
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I swear, no thread to date has made me as hungry as this.
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well for one, japan is like super clean; they have stalls in the sidewalks for smoking. besides that, tokyo is one hell of a city. its divided into different districts that specializes in one. like harajiku is the shopping district while akihabara is the "electric city" (district for electronics, toys, anime, and games). the people are really friendly too. and shit, the food is amazing =O.
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