>>952 You were lucky. It was like you hired Japanese tour guides free of charge. They must have been fluent in Japanese and known a lot about Japanese culture. I guess you learned a lot from them.
>>940 I had sent you the email below requesting my order be cancelled, but I received notification from my credit card company today that my card had been charged. Was the order never cancelled? If not, I would like to ask you again to cancel that order. Thank you.
>>945 To all non-Japanese: Please don't be too hard on me! Don't assume any stereotypes just because I'm Japanese. I welcome friend requests, game invites, and messages.
>>909 They reported it in the news here too, of course. It seems they're in the process of doing all kinds of experiments. I really hope it pans out. It'd be amazing if it actually made it to Earth.
>>969 Naturally, they report the news in Japan, too. It seems like they are conducting various experiments now but I hope they'll have time to make the event happen. It is wonderful if the paper planes managed to reaches the earth.
>>970 How do you like the room with tatami-mats, futon, and paper sliding door? I wonder if those Japanese items are readily available. I was surprised to know that you have taken up flower arrangement. I've never tried flower arrangement before. Not many young people do flower arrangement these days. I'd like to see photos of your room and flowers neatly arranged.
>>980 The restaurantOOO you remember? You couldn't eat there on the holiday when you visited Tokyo. It's opened on the 5th floor of Shin-Maru buiding near Tokyo. Why don't you try there?
Tim said in his mail that he'd come to Japan in May. Are you going to come with him? If you have time, let's meet in Tokyo.