Japanese television in a nutshell
Japanese kit kat makes me want to go to Japan!
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Tokyo Skytree Turns One
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One year ago today, the Tokyo Skytree (東京スカイツリ) officially opened to the public. Standing 634 meters (2,080 feet), the Skytree is the tallest tower and the second largest structure in the world. The Skytree took four years to build and in the last year alone, over 6.3 million people visited the tower, with many capturing the experience on Instagram.
something my friend showed me in our japanese textbook. omg poor takeshi D:
omg, finally, a scan of this page of the genki text book! it’s a classic ^_^
haha, that is sort of cute if it is true! Also, don’t cats not like water/taking baths or something? But if it works then it doesn’t really matter why!
If you do find out, I would love to know! I have been wondering for ages.
cont: Then again, I might be wrong lol but everyone in my neighborhood has bottles around their gardens lol we have a cat lady living here :p
I figured it was a joke to mess with foreigners. I wouldn’t drink from them no matter what! But thanks for the info. There are tons of bottles like that around my neighborhood too and I always wondered what they were for. Do they really keep the stray cats away? I see those around too.
wait… wait…. seriously? they are there for people to randomly drink if they are thirsty? this is a joke thing, right? *confusion*