OK please click to this link.
http://ww4.tiki.ne.jp/~mmurakami/setoy/map.html
see more Japan by Night.
Ok...For a taste of traditional Tokyo nightlife, explore Ginza district.
Ginza is also home to many hostess bars where pretty women (from different nationalities)
led by a Mama-San (mostly Japanese) persuade you into buying very expensive drinks.
The girls will light your cigarette, laugh from every joke you make, listen to every one of your stories and encourage you to drink more expensive drinks.
These hostess clubs usually include karaoke too.
You will find that most Japanese office workers have lovely voices.
haha ALN love this.
Haha..this Ice Cream lover ALN, this maybe your favourite.
So where is ALN...http://youtu.be/HyY5_T35Oik
What else you can find in Japan.
everything even Club like this.
Do you know this Rape Club.
Never say you never know again.
Who say Japanese dislike durian.
The below picture, proved you all wrong again.
seeing is beliving.
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Haha...Durian.Durian.
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Haha..even motherland also got durian. this must ask Komade.
Cause I know there in Durian in Japan.
Saw it there many year before.
But with only photo but colour also not clear by now.
so cannot shown you all.
Ok never mind...here you also can see clearly by the help of this link.
D0-ri-ya-n...thats what the kana on Japanese fruit stand said....or durian to the rest of the world...the amazingly smelly fruit but whose flavor quite a few people enjoy. This fruit I have always just taken for granted as I am not really one of its fans though I do love those durian candies... hehehe... anyway what amazed me was the cost. Yes folks the sign says 4000 Yen for 1 durian! Ok... no actual raw durian other part of Japan, you can also find this kind of durain there.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8449411@N02/3667192188/
Than you know what are we here, still talking on things from Japan for so long.
Japanese dislike Durian...who says. from this link. you will know Durian also got some power in Japanese Market, consumers also like.
You know that the durian fruit is my favorite fruit in the world. It is massive and strong smelling and spiky and tastes/looks like sweet French cheese. I tried my first durian in Zanzibar, but have eaten it all over the world since then. Here are posts of durian I have eaten... Hong Kong durian fruit and Thailand durian fruit.
The durian was shipped from Thailand to Tokyo and then to my home. Just so you know, durian fruit is not native to Japan. It's also not popular and it's also very heavy. One portion of durian in Shinjuku costs about 1300 yen. My durian was the biggest size (about 7 pieces) so you can imagine how much it cost just to buy the fruit let alone the shipping. Atsushi is one of the most thoughtful people I have ever met.
I am so glad we are friends!
This is good new for our motherland komade, rear chicken.
Vietnam Durian..lah.
Last Update: 2:07 p.m. (GMT+7), Friday, August 14, 2009
Durian, okra and shrimp are being exported to Japan duty-free, under a trade deal signed last year, a conference on Thursday heard.
The Vietnam Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (VJEPA), which came into effect last October, covers more than 7,000 Vietnamese products that can be exported to Japan without attracting import taxes.
The pact also applies to more than 2,500 Japanese items that will be levied at zero percent import tax by Vietnamese customs.
It will take 15 years for some of Vietnam’s key exports, including coffee and green tea, to be exempted from Japan’s import tax, the conference heard.
The Japanese parliament endorsed the historic trade deal with Vietnam on June 24. The agreement will reduce import taxes on 92 percent of goods traded between the two nations.
Tariffs on as much as 86 percent of aquatic, agricultural and forestry products and 97 percent of industrial items Vietnam exports to Japan will also fall.
In return, Vietnam agreed to reduce import tariffs on nearly 88 percent of goods imported from Japan within 10 years.
VJEPA is the first bilateral trade deal Vietnam has committed to with another nation since being admitted to the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2007.
Haha..what about Papaya from Japan.
Miyazaki...papaya.
what is this got to do with papaya?
So... Japan got so many kind of foods to offer.
see this link. http://www.rdpc.or.jp/kyoudoryouri100/ryouri/pdf/japan'stastysecrets.pdf
Haha.... never say you never know again.
http://www.mid-day.com/entertainment/2011/feb/
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Shakushaku rip and scoop! Popping and mouth, melt in mouth melt ~ ~ ~!
And I have the same juice Whoops, ♪ tropical indescribably
Also, juice is a rich Mufufu! Sweetness! , Plain and tropical! To be said.
The bite felt like a tropical ~! 
Papaya is also known as "tree melon" they are also called
It is that sense of texture I like the food they eat like a melon ~ luxury.
This is different
«Cultivation and organic cultivation predators»
Papayas are usually harvested while still green, but will be shipped
Kiyotake town in Miyazaki Prefecture is papaya
Papaya Kiyotake town in Miyazaki Prefecture is on the trees turn yellow Madeji ~'ll let rip with aging
I have grown to rely on methods like the use of pesticides on natural enemies of pests during pest control,
I'm also a safe and secure body.
«Luxury Papaya is a tropical deliciousness! »
Papaya is also known as "tree melon" they are also called
Texture, the texture I'm eating a melon like ~ like luxury.
The texture is ... ... Hey
I feel a little stuffed Gyugyutto melon flesh,
Sizzle juicy, rich enough to feel, so I have eaten answer!
Kiyotake town in Miyazaki Prefecture, ripe papaya!
Ikan and not by atomic absorbing etc ~!
Papayas are usually harvested while still green, but to be shipped, papaya Kiyotake town in Miyazaki Prefecture is on the tree
Until the yellow
Harvested from the same ~ we'll rip and aged
It and come
Strongly concentrated sweetness of the flesh!
Moreover, Kiyotake town native papaya, because predators are grown,
I'm also a safe and secure to the body.
â—� The cultivation and natural enemies?
That have natural enemies of pest insects eat pest control when, and how we rely on pesticides. I'm a very organic (^ â–½ ^)
In some heavily weight its gloss.
Be dry and a dry surface, as it should avoid the old wrinkled.
Yellow color of the skin and completely is a good time to eat turned Kitara strong fragrance. By the time it involves some elasticity to the surface.
Delivering papaya so ripe to offer you, such as cold vegetable room, eating as soon as possible please.
If you eat, or a half / cut to remove the four black seeds, is usually a spoon to eat the flesh. And put lemon or lime to �Tsu and then will disappear from the deliciously unique flavor. Also, Nosere fruit ice cream and other things to sort out a cut in half, "papaya boats" even enjoy.
The main nutrients (in 100g edible portion)
Β-carotene equivalents
Folic Acid
Vitamin C
Magnesium-
-
-
-480mcg
44mcg
50mg
26mg
Food enzyme papain â—�!
Proteolytic enzyme papain is contained in the rich papaya to ripen before the green papaya in particular. Aid in the digestion of meat essential to the diet.
Also, will encourage the production of lipase enzyme to break down cellulite,It also helps eliminate fat and cellulite!
Folate-rich â—�!
Essential for pregnant woman and the pale man"Vitamin to make blood"Contains a lot of folic acid.
â—� C magnesium vitamin, β-carotene
Β carotene and vitamin C and essential beauty,It increases the absorption of calciumAre also rich in magnesium
Haha... named as Papaya also can be famous, like this star.
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Papaya Suzuki (Tokyo, 1966- ) Suzuki first appeared on the entertainment radar in quite a different form. At the age of 16, he was a svelte, George Michael-ish, sullen-looking young dancer. He made his recording debut with the song "Dancing Generation". Feeling he wasn't cut out to be a star, he took his dance moves over to Tokyo Disneyland. At the age of 21 he became a choreographer, and earned a good reputation setting the moves for bands like The Ulfuls and Southern All Stars. He made a surprise breakthrough in 1998 with his unit of uncool amateur dancers, who disparagingly named themselves the Oyaji Dancers (oyaji means father and is also a derogatory term for older men). These middle aged men looked like what they were - truck drivers and office workers - but Suzuki whipped them into shape and they just caught on. the fad passed but Suzuki still keeps the unit going, hoping to take the show abroad. he takes dance seriously, and also has appeared in a dance show alongside a professional ballet dancer.
Suzuki married a member of the Debuya staff and they had their first child in 2002. True to form, he became a real "oya-baka", or doting parent. But his star is on the rise and in the Japanese entertainment world that means being busy. So we just hope that this star can find the time to be a real oyaji. |
Papaya also can sing well.
So.... now you know another celebrity from Japan that is Papaya Suzuki
after following this thread.
Named Papaya also can be famous.
Papaya Suzuki.
He's hardly what you would call your average pinup boy. But Papaya Suzuki has managed to create a niche for himself in, of all places, the teenage girl market. His huge afro and deceptively funky dance moves are both very in with the young crowd. This and his ability not to take himself too seriously have helped make him one of the more recognizable, and likable stars on TV.
Suzuki appears as a regular on several TV shows but the best known is the Friday late-night show Debuya. "debu" is the word for a fat person and Suzui's co-star outdoes even him in that department. Ishizuka Hidehiko weighs in at over 120kg but weight concerns don't stop the pair from ploughing through the biggest helpings that a restaurant can serve up each week. Ishizuka is also one half of the manzai duoHonjamaca, who have been around since 1989. The show, which has made the phrase mai-uu (the word "umai", meaning delicious, backwards) part of the popular vocabulary, also features a middle-eastern guy appropriately called Mr Muscle.
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