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PHOTO & VIDEO ALBUM
The closing act
Our final cooked meal vs. our first cooked meal
Tony “drawing” the curtains in his final act of closure:
We’re Millionaires!
Yeah, so what if it’s only in Yen? And don’t pay attention to how it quickly drops from that amount. We were still millionaires at one point in our lives.
Jacket turned sleeping bag: sold or not sold?
Not sold. It looks idiotic and it looks like there is a 3rd appendage!! Yikes!
I bid you good day and safe travels
That’s what they would say if you could hear them. I don’t know why we didn’t notice this before, but when you are leaving the tarmac, the random JAL staff will wave to you. And when you’ve just arrived onto the tarmac, they will guide the airplane and when that is completed, they will bow. I kid you not. Those Japanese, they are so polite!
Subtly, Australian English is different
Immediately when we got on the aeroplane to go to Australia, we noticed subtle differences in culture between Japan, Australia, and the United States. For one, there were MALE flight attendants and all flight attendants were BEASTS!! No worries about hijacking these planes. And they also said things like, “Subtly, ever aeroplane is different...” Never heard that wording before. And when we
7 weeks of vacation
4/26-5/6
8/7-8/19
12/23-1/5
not quite 7 weeks, eh?
(didn’t count the national holidays, i guess)
We, Cony, pledge to carry a camera at all times and to share all incidents of bad Engrish.
It all reads like a trashy romance novel–terrible writing, but thrilling and exhilarating to read.
Conyblor’s Adventures in Japan
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