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by SpecialDefects333 » Thu Oct 23, 2008 1:58 am
whatsup. name is mike. been living in tokyo for almost 2 years. been reading up on fuckedgaijin for a while. new to this forum jank.
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by Princess_Ayana » Tue Nov 04, 2008 2:58 pm
Hello minna san. I'm Ayana, living in Japan for about 2 years now. I'm a haafu (half Jamaican (mom) half Japanese (dad)) but I knew next to nothing about Japanese culture before I came here and my language skills are only at an intermediate level. Love the site, look forward to contributing to the forums.
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by Greji » Tue Nov 04, 2008 6:43 pm
Princess_Ayana wrote:Hello minna san. I'm Ayana, living in Japan for about 2 years now. I'm a haafu (half Jamaican (mom) half Japanese (dad)) but I knew next to nothing about Japanese culture before I came here and my language skills are only at an intermediate level. Love the site, look forward to contributing to the forums.
Hi Ayana-himei welcome aboard.
It's a great site and if you love to get verbally abused, you have come to the right spot! You might want to PM Gomi Girl about some of the secret sites. BTW how is the Jamaican goat crop this year?
Cheers,
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by Behan » Tue Nov 04, 2008 6:55 pm
Welcome Princess Ayana!
Behave yourself, Greji!
Behave yourself, Greji!
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by Greji » Tue Nov 04, 2008 8:09 pm
Behan wrote:Welcome Princess Ayana!
Behave yourself, Greji!
Aww, give me a sprout B! Lotta girls have never met a real Roppongi goat herder before!
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by amdg » Sun Nov 16, 2008 6:20 pm
I'm very pleased to meet you chairboy.
Mr Kobayashi: First, I experienced a sort of overpowering feeling whenever I was in the room with foreigners, not to mention a powerful body odor coming from them. I don't know whether it was a sweat from the heat or a cold sweat, but I remember I was sweating whenever they were around.
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by HadakaNoGaijin » Mon Nov 17, 2008 9:38 am
I figure its probably better manners to do the introduction before posting so here goes.
Innocently armed with a desire to travel this summer I made the dreadful mistake of ending up in Japan. I dunno if you could say Japan because I ended up on a Island in the east china sea that was a hell of alot closer to Taiwan than to the mainland. Called the true last frontier of Japan by the guide books, I'd always thought that was Hokkaido, but no apparently its Iriomote. So upon seeing the Ishigaki thread and people talking about Iriomote, I figured I'd register finally and put in my two cents,or should I say two yen.
Innocently armed with a desire to travel this summer I made the dreadful mistake of ending up in Japan. I dunno if you could say Japan because I ended up on a Island in the east china sea that was a hell of alot closer to Taiwan than to the mainland. Called the true last frontier of Japan by the guide books, I'd always thought that was Hokkaido, but no apparently its Iriomote. So upon seeing the Ishigaki thread and people talking about Iriomote, I figured I'd register finally and put in my two cents,or should I say two yen.
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by Marked Trail » Mon Nov 17, 2008 11:09 am
Chairboy wrote:Hello. Just looking around.
Welcome. Have a seat.
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by amdg » Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:20 pm
HadakaNoGaijin wrote:I figure its probably better manners to do the introduction before posting so here goes.
Innocently armed with a desire to travel this summer I made the dreadful mistake of ending up in Japan. I dunno if you could say Japan because I ended up on a Island in the east china sea that was a hell of alot closer to Taiwan than to the mainland. Called the true last frontier of Japan by the guide books, I'd always thought that was Hokkaido, but no apparently its Iriomote. So upon seeing the Ishigaki thread and people talking about Iriomote, I figured I'd register finally and put in my two cents,or should I say two yen.
Hey you picked a nice island! I stayed at the Sanctuary Resort Nirakanai a few years ago - very cool place.
Mr Kobayashi: First, I experienced a sort of overpowering feeling whenever I was in the room with foreigners, not to mention a powerful body odor coming from them. I don't know whether it was a sweat from the heat or a cold sweat, but I remember I was sweating whenever they were around.
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by turonkusu » Tue Dec 30, 2008 7:06 pm
Mexican wannabe FG here; how many more like me do we have?
I want to eat chiles, do they have them over there. I hear there's mexican restaurants over there but they're faux like tex-mex in US. tonikaku' Hello all you FG"s
Mod Edit - Mexican food info found here:
http://www.fuckedgaijin.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22153
I want to eat chiles, do they have them over there. I hear there's mexican restaurants over there but they're faux like tex-mex in US. tonikaku' Hello all you FG"s
Mod Edit - Mexican food info found here:
http://www.fuckedgaijin.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22153
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by Kunugiyama » Wed Jan 21, 2009 12:38 pm
Hey Everyone
Not my first post but I though I'd take the step to try and officially join the community. I posted before under another name about wwoofing, and since I had a pretty good experience I thought I'd update my thread about what my situation was like wwoofing in Japan. I lived there for about 5 months on a shiitake farm. With current economic conditions I think wwoofing might be a good way for some people to visit Japan.
Since I'm studying Japanese now, plan to go back this summer and move there next year I thought I'd get a head start and join FG early. The "Japanese" way.
Not my first post but I though I'd take the step to try and officially join the community. I posted before under another name about wwoofing, and since I had a pretty good experience I thought I'd update my thread about what my situation was like wwoofing in Japan. I lived there for about 5 months on a shiitake farm. With current economic conditions I think wwoofing might be a good way for some people to visit Japan.
Since I'm studying Japanese now, plan to go back this summer and move there next year I thought I'd get a head start and join FG early. The "Japanese" way.
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by Visitor K » Thu Jan 22, 2009 1:59 am
[quote="turonkusu"]Mexican wannabe FG here]
bienvenidos. im a former FG now living in mexico. where in mexico do you live? i knew quite a few mexicans living in tokyo when i was there.. what are your plans for going to japan?
bienvenidos. im a former FG now living in mexico. where in mexico do you live? i knew quite a few mexicans living in tokyo when i was there.. what are your plans for going to japan?
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by turonkusu » Sat Jan 24, 2009 4:58 am
Visitor K wrote:bienvenidos. im a former FG now living in mexico. where in mexico do you live? i knew quite a few mexicans living in tokyo when i was there.. what are your plans for going to japan?
In present I live in Georgia US, but I used to live "exactly speaking" in Mexico City, Ecatepec de Morelos, not the fanciest joint of Mexico
As far as going to Japan, I dont intend to hit it with Tokyo first thing (it'd be nice) but not necessary. Maybe Osaka, I like Osaka ben
though I'm mexican, I'm freaking white, wonder how that would play out, I actually look more russian or german than even american
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by Steel_Rain » Sun Feb 08, 2009 3:38 am
Hi all. I recently just left active-duty(U.S Marines) and will be heading to Japan this fall for school. I have been lurking around for a bit so i figured i might as well register i the case that i feel the need to ask some questions. Not looking forward to snow in Japan. I'm a spoiled Florida boy
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by FG Lurker » Sun Feb 08, 2009 3:05 pm
Steel_Rain wrote:Hi all. I recently just left active-duty(U.S Marines) and will be heading to Japan this fall for school. I have been lurking around for a bit so i figured i might as well register i the case that i feel the need to ask some questions. Not looking forward to snow in Japan. I'm a spoiled Florida boy
Welcome to the board. Where in Japan are you headed to? What sort of visa? If you will be on a student visa it is important to keep in mind that an autumn start gives you a maximum of 1.5 years but an April start gives you up to 2 years...
And you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it's sinking
Racing around to come up behind you again
The sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older
Shorter of breath and one day closer to death
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by Taro Toporific » Sat Feb 14, 2009 5:24 pm
The Goat wrote:Hello All,
Just testing.
Welcome?
You'll discover that already you are the tedious subject of years of posts.
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by Greji » Sat Feb 14, 2009 8:21 pm
The Goat wrote:Hello All,
Just testing.
Welcome aboard and just in time, I'm recruiting......
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by james » Sat Feb 14, 2009 8:56 pm
Steel_Rain wrote:Not looking forward to snow in Japan. I'm a spoiled Florida boy
oh man.. have i got just the place for you..
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by Taro Toporific » Sat Feb 14, 2009 9:47 pm
Steel_Rain wrote:Not looking forward to snow in Japan. I'm a spoiled Florida boyjames wrote:oh man.. have i got just the place for you..
What's this "snow"?
[color="Silver"](It never really snowed this year in Tokyo.)[/color]
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by Steel_Rain » Tue Feb 17, 2009 5:02 pm
FG Lurker wrote:Welcome to the board. Where in Japan are you headed to? What sort of visa? If you will be on a student visa it is important to keep in mind that an autumn start gives you a maximum of 1.5 years but an April start gives you up to 2 years...
Well it will be a student visa and i will be headed to Tokyo to attend TUJ. I wont be headed across the pond until August but i don't have a limited time there as i am applying for my visa through the school. As long as I am enrolled, I am allowed to stay in Japan. Thanks for the advice! I'll be sure to keep it in mind.
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by FG Lurker » Tue Feb 17, 2009 9:45 pm
Steel_Rain wrote:Well it will be a student visa and i will be headed to Tokyo to attend TUJ. I wont be headed across the pond until August but i don't have a limited time there as i am applying for my visa through the school. As long as I am enrolled, I am allowed to stay in Japan. Thanks for the advice! I'll be sure to keep it in mind.
Well, things may have changed, I'm not sure. When I had a "pre-college" student visa to study Japanese the maximum period was 2 years if you started in April and 1.5 years if you start in the autumn. (The reason I know this is because I made the mistake of starting in the autumn and was only able to study for 1.5 years.)
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