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The First Couple Days

Allright, so I was planning on updating this blog everyday, but I think we all know that is impossible. So, I guess I'll just try to update as much as I can. Surprisingly even though this is Japan, adventures don't happen everyday. I couldn't believe it either. On the other hand, there are quite a few things that I expected to see before coming here that are still comspicuously absent, such as: ninjas, samurai, gundams, dragons, hot japanese girls giving me head, etc., etc. But since my last post I have met some new people; 2 gregs, a craig, ty from miami, alex from austria, freaky (I seriosuly think thats his name, but I'm not sure) from iceland, Aldridge from Alabama, gordon from brooklyn, and a bunch of other people. For people who are reading this in hopes of going to Kansai Gaidai at some point, I guess I should explain how the first few days have been. Basically, everyone is in that really nice, "hey whats up, I'm ____, nice to meet you, where ya from" type mode, basically trying to establish as many friends as possible so they won't be an outcast come winter. For the most part, people hang out either with the people they are rooming with or people they met on the plane-ride over here (I suppose you can make some pretty good buddies in 13 hours, if you aren't devoting all of your attention to not shitting oun yourself). But everyone is really friendly, and, not surprisingly, most people are from the US (about 60%, with a REALLY surprising number of people from Alabama, of all states). So far, most of my time has been occupied with filling out forms, going to Osaka, fighting Jetlang, and a bit of drinking. Anyway, without further ado, I've got a whole slew of new pics of my trips to Osaka, and the area around KG (thats what the cool kids call Kansai Gaidai).

Above are some views of a few houses around the seminar house that I'm living in.

^And here are some shots of the temple down the street^

posted by レモン・チューハイ @ 12:57 AM