it has been long

[uzauza]

i have finished putting all my things away. it is very strange being alone home here now. i hope i will run into someone who remembers i remember.

japan already looks very different when i can read most of  some of  a few of the street signs. in nagoya we were not supposed to leave school without senior older students, and most people at the dorms were changing  switch  also from other countries. i am not sure where to go to find something good to drink. can i ask one of you  someone?

i've been trying to brush up on my japanese, but its definitely more difficult than my practice books. i would like to practice, but if im more understandable in english to people that is okay too. maybe that is easier for people who can speak it? 

(ooc: strikethroughs are alternate phrasings or words he couldn't remember that didn't actually make it into the post. italics are things typed in english.)

Comments

[dontgiveafox]

Pretty much any vending machine. I enjoy working my way through their selections of warm beverages at the moment.

[uzauza]

there are a lot. is there any way to decide pick one?

[dontgiveafox]

Try find one with the red and blue buttons. And close your eyes and pick one of the red ones. And surprise! An exciting warm beverage to warm your loins with.

[xyzai]

You look familiar. ...Nagoya Seitoku? Are you Krauser-san?

What do you like to drink?

[uzauza]

your image is fun interesting. your selection process seems unusual. if i see one with red and blue buttons i will try it, but i will keep my eyes open and pick something i have not tried.
you are difficult to read. i was not sure i read you right. i do not think that are is what you are meant to do with a can? do you need some help? you are friends with yagyuu-san i think, he was very nice. should i call him to help you?

[dontgiveafox]

I like to live dangerously. Sometimes I even spin around in circles first to make sure it's more random.

No it's definitely what you're meant to do with a can. Only a warm one though. The cold ones are for cooling your collarbones.

[bana_an_na]

I'm sure there are plenty of conbini or vending machines near where you're staying. If you really want a better selection then a conbini would be better of the two.

Also, your Japanese is pretty good. ;)

[dontgiveafox]

Hey tiny tachibanana, yesterday I saw a beverage of warm banana milk and I thought of you. And then I drank it and I stopped because that made it slightly weird.

[uzauza]

yes! we were at camp together. you were the one with the purikura. i still have the photo.

i will try something that isn't in can't be in can't be found in Germany. coffee is nice?

[legally_blond]

There are some lovely tea and coffee places around. Where abouts are you living? that usually helps.

[uzauza]

it is good to know the kanji for dangerous. i had forgotten. thank you for reminding me. i am sure it will be useful. is the danger that you will misstep and fall into traffic?

you are making a joke. also it works better in the back of the neck to stay cool. or on the side.

[dontgiveafox]

No it's more the danger of when you think you're going to fart, but then you risk it in the train and oops, it's definitely not just one.

Or down your shirt. That works too. I find it pressed against my sternum to be particularly invigorating.

[bana_an_na]

First, warm banana milk sounds gross.
Second, weird because you were drinking my kin?

[xyzai]

Did you come back to Japan for university?

If you want to try something different from a convenience store or vending machine, red bean soup is good. It comes in a can. Also, I recommend yuzu lemon and milk tea.

Coffee is not very good at convenience stores, but there are many shops around with a decent cup. If you like alcohol and cheap food, there is a restaurant where everything on the menu is 240 yen.

[uzauza]

i have seen a lot of vending machine! i think i did not pay attention last time i was here, i did not remember so many. i will try the conbini i think. are there things that are more japanese i should try?

thank you. i do not know you? i think.

[bana_an_na]

There are plenty of things to try! Depends on if you're looking for something warm or cold.

I don't really know you all to well either. I'm Tachibana An, you can call me An~❤️

[knuckling]

!!!!!!!!!

uzauza!! its been ages, youre back in japan?! thats great! your japanese is really good!! oh-

i can write like this too, now, if that is better for you? but also i am welcome to practice japanese with you!

[dontgiveafox]

It made me think about you lactating.

[uzauza]

i am near the ebisu train station. i am not so well known with the area, so it would be good to know where things are, i think.

[bana_an_na]

...

Gross.

Please try keeping your tendencies to embarrass me to once a week. I know you like to keep it as consistent as train schedule but you can be of once a while.

[dontgiveafox]

When does a week reset? On a Sunday, or a Monday?

What about twice a week?

[bana_an_na]

Mondays sound good. People actually have lives and tend to ignore these sort of comments.

Twice is possibly pushing it. Have I ever embarrassed you?

[dontgiveafox]

Do they? I read everything. I just assumed everyone else was like that.


Yes. Remember that time I was on the ladder and you reached up and yanked down my pants and bared my sweet buttocks to the world passing the windows? I was mortified.

[uzauza]

it is kirihara-san ! . i have been wondering if you would remember, maybe the name helped? i have come to study. computers, not japanese.

if english makes things easier for you, that works too. i suppose you had to learn the language to be able to play in english-native speaking countries? i've seen you play, by the way. you've gotten very good.

do you still get angry about seaweed jokes?

[maruibuns]

What kinda thing do you consider good for drinking? I'm making choco-chip cookie frapp if you are nearby and that's your kinda thing.

Then again, you should totally be practicing your Japanese, so no more English to you until I want to practice mine~ (^_<)～☆


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