Have you been to an Onsen before ?
If so, how does it feel ?
A couple times on my first time back in 2004. At first it's understandably awkward if you're not used to it. The first time I went to one, it was with these guys I had only just met, making it even more awkward. :laugh: But it's one of those things where once you actually just go ahead and do it, you get used to it and start to appreciate it for what it is. It's pretty relaxing. It's worth trying at least once, I'd say.
Although I still wouldn't want Nago jumping in my tub.
Inui Takumi said:
When you were in Tokyo, did you ever try and find any of the re-occuring sets of a lot of Sentai/KR scenes? I know Tokyo Dome is a big one. But there are a lot of places that I keep seeing in various shows. Like that tunnel where Yui from Ryuuki sees her younger self in the mirror. And that bridge with the spires where tons of KRs have fought each other. Id love to visit those.
And also, are all the apartments and houses as small as they look on shows?
I've been meaning to take some time and see the famous ones in Tokyo, but I did unknowningly go to one of the big domes (I'll have to check which one) for a hobby show, and it also happened to be one of the commonly reused places. I didn't realize this until after the fact!
One pretty cool place I've been to is Sarushima near Yokosuka. It's an island that's basically loaded with Rider history. It's been in several episodes of the original series,
New Kamen Rider, and
Kamen Rider Blade. In the latter it's in episode #2 where Blade fights the Plant Undead (not the snowy place but the tunnel-y one) and first encounters Chalice.
Living space, as far as I know, is generally smaller than in say, the US. I dunno though; my place is decent enough and the sole one-room apartment I've ever seen was still pretty big, but I'm so used to it now that maybe it's all much smaller than I think it is. When my family has visited they tend to say everything's bigger than they expected, so there's that.
Aoiblue said:
Igadevil, simple question ,
What grade do you teach? And have you teached any other grades besides that one?
I teach grades 1 through 6 at several different elementary schools.
Faded.Memories said:
IGA!!! That looks delicious! I insist that you invite me over for said meal!
If you ever happen to be in Japan, sure!