A friend I used to work with invited me to a cool African music event at a club in Osaka. Here are some pics:
The Japanese often refer to people of mixed descent as "haafu" (half). Not half-Japanese, or half-something, just half. It's as if they don't realize that the word half means hanbun (half-of-something). Maybe I should go around referring to Japanese as jyuubun, literally ten parts of something or whole. My life is rife with this. Or is it my rife is life with this?
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
You people even get your own special day
Today is White Day.
Today is the day that men return the favor they received from women on Valentine's Day in the form of cookies, chocolates, or white, moist... marshmallows, pervert.
I'm not sure why it's called White Day. I'm sure Wikipedia can tell you. All I know is that the Koreans one up the Japanese (this is happening more frequently lately - witness Samsung) with Black Day on April 14.
Black Day is the day all those who received nothing on the two previous days of love gather and eat dark colored food such as jajangmyeon (Korean stir-fried noodles with a deliciously dark sauce).
I love Black Day- the makeh inu (loser dog) mentality, the hope for love hanging on a thread, and the cynical eating of tasty yet sort of gross looking food.
Thank you Korea for giving us people a special day. I can't wait to dig into my piping hot plate of black bean sauce noodles mixed with my own tears (tears of joy, of course).
Today is the day that men return the favor they received from women on Valentine's Day in the form of cookies, chocolates, or white, moist... marshmallows, pervert.
I'm not sure why it's called White Day. I'm sure Wikipedia can tell you. All I know is that the Koreans one up the Japanese (this is happening more frequently lately - witness Samsung) with Black Day on April 14.
Black Day is the day all those who received nothing on the two previous days of love gather and eat dark colored food such as jajangmyeon (Korean stir-fried noodles with a deliciously dark sauce).
I love Black Day- the makeh inu (loser dog) mentality, the hope for love hanging on a thread, and the cynical eating of tasty yet sort of gross looking food.
Thank you Korea for giving us people a special day. I can't wait to dig into my piping hot plate of black bean sauce noodles mixed with my own tears (tears of joy, of course).
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