I`ve been in Japan for 5 days, and I do speak a lil Japanese, but no one in Sendai or Sapporo speaks English!!! I thought this would be easier. Unfortunately for me, I forgot a few key phrases. Whenever I start speaking Japanese, the locals assume I know it well, and start going off. I've been saying HAI a lot, to stuff I know nothing about.Other than that, since the rail station closed @ midnight, and I could not find lodging for a good price, I went exploring in Sendai all night, then slept at a local Tim Hortons type place. Japanese folks are so polite, its unbelievable. Even the transit cop who booted me out of the station was nice! And the girls on the public service utilities are so cute. See, they speak with this (allegedly) fake "cawaii" voice, like the little honey next to me in this picture... it's most unusual. The weird thing is, they practice the voice in their spare time. I'd like to see one of my friends (like Saya or Chika) have to practice their voices like that, they'd never live it down! :)

3 comments:
Excellent! Too bad you had to sleep in a food joint though. Keep us up to date on your adventures, cuz it will be cool to read about! Oh, bring back some hotties!
Kimmy. 頑張ってね。 よく日本語便所してください。
I can't believe you spent the night wandering around Sendai. 信じられない。Have you been to an onsen yet. まだ温泉に入った?行って行ってくれ。行かなければなりませんね。
一番気持ちいいですよ。男だけですけどね。ちょっと残念ですね。
楽しんでください。
poor guy!!...sleeping in a restaurant!!! well it's a good thing you were at a tim horton's type place....you were sure to have a good caffein boost for your next morning...sounds like an awesome time you're having thaugh...
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