Alas, all good things must come to an end. And so it is with this blog. Or is it? (cue suspense music)
Monday, June 2, 2008
相撲や築地
The title says, "Sumo and Tsukiji (among other things)." This blog talks about the previous two weekends and what I did during them. About 25 minutes long. Enjoy!
I think you should start sumo training, so you can anger more Japanese people when you reach yokozuna. Another three months should be plenty of time to reach that rank! Anywho, was the sumo tournament set up like a tournament we would have here in America (single-elimination, double-elimination), or was it some different method? Also, how often do the tournaments occur? Is it once a month or more, or only a few times a year? Keep up the good work! I hear www.americanstudentsinjapanandtheirreviewsofjapanandstuff.com is looking for some workers.
Kurtas oh how I have missed you and your silly blogs. I haven't had the internet for the past few weeks. Anywho I have a question about security, I know that you said they don't search you or anything like that but do they have that terrorist threat stuff like we do? Are there like guards around for protection or merely like our cops, just wandering around being nosy...people? Hope you enjoyed your time in Minster a few weeks ago, it was good to finally see you!
This profile is a little out-dated.
I graduated from the University of Cincinnati. I did have a co-op in Japan. The main purpose of my blog is to let people know how I'm doing. Maybe Frommer's will see this and hire me to do this all over the world...
Disclaimer: The views in this blog are the author's alone and do not express the views of the University of Cincinnati or his employer. Nor are they meant to disrespect the Japanese in any way. They are merely his views of what is happening.
If you expect hateful statements, you will be severely disappointed because I rather like Japan.
2 comments:
I think you should start sumo training, so you can anger more Japanese people when you reach yokozuna. Another three months should be plenty of time to reach that rank! Anywho, was the sumo tournament set up like a tournament we would have here in America (single-elimination, double-elimination), or was it some different method?
Also, how often do the tournaments occur? Is it once a month or more, or only a few times a year?
Keep up the good work! I hear www.americanstudentsinjapanandtheirreviewsofjapanandstuff.com is looking for some workers.
Love ya!
Kurtas oh how I have missed you and your silly blogs. I haven't had the internet for the past few weeks. Anywho I have a question about security, I know that you said they don't search you or anything like that but do they have that terrorist threat stuff like we do? Are there like guards around for protection or merely like our cops, just wandering around being nosy...people? Hope you enjoyed your time in Minster a few weeks ago, it was good to finally see you!
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