I`m in Japan!

[Golgo_13]

Uh oh....



What was your last impression of Osaka? Did you see any interesting "night life?" Last time I was in America town I saw a bunch of Japanese punkers, it was kinda cool.

How does it feel to be home?!!

Doutonbori is like the Times Square of Osaka. I saw the Big crab and big the Glico marathon runner neon signs. Pretty much the same. A lot of people.

Have you ever eaten at Mos Burger? Are their burgers covered with moss?

The flight back was rough. I sat next to two fat Thai women. Everytime I fell asleep one of them had to go to the John.

I had a lot of fun in Japan but it's also a relief to be back home. And also that I took 120,000 Yen with me and came home with almost 60,000. The Pachinko Jackpot helped.

 

[Golgo_13]

$100!? And $200 to Tokyo? I gotta do some research. Is this ticket outlet a physical location or online?

It was a location but it wasn't THAT much cheaper. Only about $5 on the $100 ticket.

It may not be $200 between Tokyo and Osaka so don't take my word for it.

 

[Golgo_13]

Sakai is the city in southern Osaka-fu where I stayed:

http://www.city.sakai.osaka.jp/arekore/index_e.html

 

[JazzMatic]

Are these the same ill bred young people that go like "Shigoto no hou wa ikaga desuka?" What is that again? Like how in which direction is your work ? :rollseyes:

No, that's perfectly correct Japanese. The use of 'hou' here is basically a subject changer, and it stresses the information related to it. Here's an example:

Someone visiting someone in hospital. They're chatting about something, then the person visiting says:

それより、具合のほうはいかがですか？
"More importantly, how are you feeling? (lit. more than that, how is the condition)"