james wrote:where's waldo?
Where's the water?!?!
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Yokohammer wrote:Where's the water?!?!
Actually, the Walking Lanes are a great work out for majority of people (99%) who cannot swim laps for 30+ minutes. No matter how unskilled a person is, they can briskly "walk" laps in the pool, and if they keep going for more than 20-to-30 minutes, they will get a hell of a work out.Amanojakuu wrote:...I've got to say, I've never seen 'walking lanes' in a pool before!
IkemenTommy wrote:WTFBBQ?
Why do public pools in Japan have to cost so much?
Odaiba
Oiso "Long Beach"
Jesus F. Christ.. 25 dollars to get in some overly-crowded pool with inakamons? This was Ikemen's plan for the Sunday afternoon but he will have to find somewhere else he can better utilize his 25 bucks.
Do they still clear the pool every so often to check for bodies?
Adhesive wrote:Isn't Tokyo awesome?Oiso "Long Beach"
Jesus F. Christ.. 25 dollars to get in some overly-crowded pool with inakamons?
Taro Toporific wrote:they can briskly "walk" laps in the pool, and if they keep going for more than 20-to-30 minutes, they will get a hell of a work out.
MrUltimateGaijin wrote:a HELL of a workout? for the elderly and grossly unfit.
Amanojakuu wrote:Getting stopped at night in the street for a random visa/gaijin card check, only for the policeman to become very interested in my iphone and ask me about what it can do...
Amanojakuu wrote:Getting stopped at night in the street for a random visa/gaijin card check, only for the policeman to become very interested in my iphone and ask me about what it can do...
Amanojakuu wrote:
Oh, I used a site whilst I was in the UK extensively called http://www.moneysavingexpert.com which offers loads of useful advice on things like consumer rights, dealing with banks, and good deals, written by a lawyer. It also offers templated letters for dealing with certain issues. Anyone know of anything similar that exists in Japan?
D chama wrote:Being hit on by desperate Obasans who want to see some REAL chinko before it's too late.
Is it normal that a engineering fresh grad with various working and entrepreneurial experiences, graduated from one of the top foreign university in Asia to get a salary in Japan that is even lower than an unskilled driver of the same company that has worked for 3, 4 years?
Is it also normal to have a 3 month probation period at hourly rate of 750yen an hour before being hired as Seisyayin for the above fresh grad?
sublight wrote:Hanami matsuri at my kid's school today.
One thing I love about Japan: not only is it perfectly acceptable to attend school functions half-popped with a beer in your hand, the school will then give you a parent discount on your next beer.
IparryU wrote:true that! I was at my kid's field day and my wife told me i can bring some chu hais if i wanted to... I was sorta embarrassed because I would was one of 3 gaijin dads there and I was the only one drinking.
nottu wrote:I have to say some fucking idiot wrote in my CP-
"Japan can can have you - good riddance.
What a fucking douche bag.
I'm here - Or shall I say keep fucking trying to fit in Nijojin you hapless sorry ass mf.
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CrankyBastard wrote:Any bodily sensations you'd like to experience at Narita Airport?
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