The words Prison and quality are not often things that you associate with each other. In japan however, in an effort to rehabilitate society’s evil doers, they have an extensive “hand made stuff” programme. Basically every prison in Japan gets their prisoners to make stuff (As one does.) The difference is that they sell it to the public… Retail!
Driving in the capital is something that ALTs seldom do. If you are going to drink you will need to park overnight which will run you a minimum of R250 (as opposed to R60 if you park it overnight at Takasaki Station) and if you need to get from point A to B and need to stop, you need to park it … If you are lucky, you can do that for Y300 per hour. Basically driving in Tokyo is done for 1 of two reasons. Because you have somewhere specific you want to go, or because you want to show off your car. 
“Producing cars that entice the senses. Creations beyond Ordinary concepts. Putting control in the hands of the driver. Built to impress and thrill both driver and passenger. Our forte… An experience inexpressible in words. Sensation. A whole new driving experience…”
No I have not become a scooby fanboy all of a sudden, put down the pitchforks.
Those are the words chosen to describe That which Subaru Technica international produces. Yes it is marketing hype that only the rabid scooby otaku (second only to the VTEC Honda fanboys in their obsession and bias) would truly believe as gospel. The rest know it is simply marketing.
What I found would make the charos at Blue Lagoon shit their diesel jean pants! TWICE!
They say you can buy ANYTHING in Japanese Vending machines… It may be true.
I do like Gloomy however.
Gloomy is a naughty pet (pink) grizzly bear created by Morichaxx.
you want to click the pic and view the large copy…
It is said that you can buy anything in Japanese vending machines. I think that may be a bit of a stretch but one thing is certain… you CAN buy microwave popcorn. It isn’t the best. but it will do.
According to Wikipedia:Itasha (痛車?), literally "painmobile", is a Japanese term for an otaku fad of individuals decorating the bodies of their cars with fictional characters of anime, manga, or video games (especially bishōjo game or eroge). These characters are predominately "cute" female. The decorations usually involve paint schemes and stickers.They are called this because it is painful to be seen driving them.
We returned to the present day with a trip to their primary school. The building that molded the mind of my lady and all her little sibs. I was surprised at the size, or the lack thereof. but apparently there are only 130 odd students there so that would explain it.
Messing around on the playground for no reason in particular. Was fun. It had no real purpose but then not much of the trip did. It was more about spending time with them than doing anything in particular.
But it was physical activity. and physical activity takes energy which needs to be replaced before long.
Good thing the city is famous for it’s soba. The restaurant we attacked was special indeed. It was attached to an old sake winery that had been converted to a museum.
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Mine was a little less impressive looking:
It will be a long post…For now, this will do for a preview.
Its been more than 2011 years since the Human race came into being, but this is the system we are using, so it can’t be helped. Have a good one. Tie up at least one bunny girl this year.
