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世界の山ちゃん セントレア店で、きしめん、天むす、味噌カツ串、手羽先、及びどて煮の、山ちゃんセット、1,100円也。
Yamachan set at Sekai_no_Yamachan Centrair, which consisted of Kishimen noodles, Tenmusu rice ball, Miso katsu skewers, Chicken wings, and Dote-ni-nimono.
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191203 WayV Lucas
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161110 EXO Sehun
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My pretty chaotic king with half of his house in those bags😭🏃🏻♀️😂 arrived to Chubu Centrair International Airport
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Brothers Conflict (Brilliant Blue) Part 5 - Asahina Iori Route
It's time for Iori the hot guy!! I mean, they're all hot, but he's the type with a fanclub running after him hahaha. Iori naturally putting his arm on Ema's waist to show her the cute fish he was talking about was like danggg. Is he actually a playboy? Anyway, I've always liked Iori's theme music, and it just makes him even cooler than he already is. He's a very considerate guy though, to even go out of his way to ask Ema to go with him to find a suitable flower bouquet to give to the guidance counselor who is going on maternity leave. I agree with Ema, Iori is like a prince lol. Obviously, the prince image was going to shatter eventually but I actually didn't expect him to show a bit of himself already. I wonder why he wears a necklace with a cross and even so coldly told Ema to not touch it when she thought it was pretty. Anyway, it's always so funny when Maho-chan meets another one of Ema's brothers and wonders how they could possibly have the same blood as Yusuke🤣🤣 Iori as a waiter is certainly hot though, I can see why people would come just to see him hahaha.
Aww, I really love how Miwa makes sure to teach all her sons to be a gentleman and have good manners. I'm surprised Iori likes those splatter horror movies😮 Aww the CG of Ema and Iori holding hands on the beach looking at the stars was nice. Iori honestly sounded like some kind of yandere when he said as long as he has the person he loves with him, he doesn't really need family or friends, I was like dang, are you secretly crazy lol. Or maybe the stress is getting to him since he said something like if his 20th birthday comes...as if there's a chance he might not live to 20. Aww, it's quite cute how Iori said he's not interested in rabbit ears costumes but because Ema is wearing it, he thinks she's cute hahaha. I wonder if Iori's had girlfriends before but broken up because of his fanclub and stuff🧐 Or maybe not? Seems like the girls or at least the girl in his class wants him to have a girlfriend because of whatever happened in middle school?🧐
Anyway, Ema wearing the Bright Centrair uniform and taking a photo with Iori at his school cultural festival was really cool!! They look so good together! Is this one of the only times where Ema questioned whether it was okay to sleep in the same bed together even if they're "siblings"? Hahaha, like she hesitates in other routes but it feels like she's more conscious of Iori as a guy here, maybe it's because he's such an ikemen and he's not that much older than her so it's more apparent how nerve-wracking it can be haha. Trust Iori to be the brother that would suggest that if she doesn't want to go home (because she found out she's adopted) then they should both go somewhere far away together. Although Iori's words weren't as romantic as the other brothers imo, it was reassuring in its own way to see that Iori was prepared to sweep her away and take her wherever she wanted, and that he would do anything for her as long as she wanted it. Honestly, I feel like it shows the darker side of Iori more than anything else, but he does care for Ema and will stay by her side as long as she wants it and that's enough I guess. Lol at one of the sleepovers when Iori gets a bit scary after thinking that Ema is comparing his room to one of the other brothers lol!! Is he secretly a yandere?🥲 Omgg and Ema is so much more forward for the sleepovers! It's mainly because Iori is always acting weird and needing her support and stuff, but seeing Ema taking the initiative to hold his hand and hope that he'll feel better with her warmth and being by his side is just very sweet and kind of her.
I'm sorry, but Iori is legit frightening LOL. I don't know if he was strangling himself with his cross necklace or not, but when he asked Ema if she saw anything, I was scared for her lol, he was so cold and scary. I want to say the CG of Iori hugging Ema was really sweet, but I don't think he was really seeing Ema herself so I don't think I can honestly say that anymore. Ema is really strong though. I think if someone like Kaname told me to leave Iori alone for now (since he fainted etc), I think I would have listened to him since he's his brother. But I honestly admire Ema for saying no, and saying to Kaname that if she really does that now, then Iori really will be alone. She told Iori that she will be beside him no matter what and that just as he promised to be beside her when she needs it, she also promised to be beside him when he does, so she refused to just go home, and I think that was really touching😭😭 Iori's ex-girlfriend's death must be haunting him really badly if he can't take snowy days and always seems like he wants to kill himself. However, at the same time he chose to stay living in this world she isn't in anymore, and he wants to live with that choice he made, but struggles with it because he feels like it's unfair and then now that he's attached to Ema, so he feels like he's betraying her as well, and that's just so so sad. I liked how Ema didn't know what to say, and they actually spent some time thinking about the whole situation individually before having a chance to talk to each other again. It's kinda sad to see Iori antagonise Kaname so much when all he wants is to help him. Although I'm glad Azusa gave Ema some advice, I'm not sure if it's applicable when Iori is legit so frightening lol! Like yeah, not staying by his side might make him more nuts I guess but I don't know if I like that idea lol, he needs serious help. OMG when Iori was strangling Kaname and trying to kill him and get rid of him for a "peaceful" life like omgggg. I think the worst was when Ema stopped him and told him that everything is okay and that she wants him to live for her if not for anything else in this world. And then Kaname is like happy for them!? So we'll brush off the attempted murder and be happy that's he's not crazy anymore because of love?? Yeah, I dunno, Iori's route was definitely a rollercoaster and a very unsatisfying one.
Overall, I really wanted to like Iori but his route might be worse than Fuuto's for me lol. Personally, I never felt like the first half of the route really let me like Iori for who he was since all he ever did was all the superficial princely gentleman stuff that he does for everyone. Like yeah, it's nice and I liked it and thought it was cute, but I also never really saw how he felt Ema was special to him, at least not special enough to go all yandere on her at times lol. As for the second half of the route, I really didn't mind the whole idea of the dead girlfriend and Iori being so traumatised, but I really think the story for it wasn't handled well. Not only did they make it that "love heals everything" in the end, but they also never expanded on the story with Iori and his ex. Like, if Ukyo's bitchy ex got a sprite and story, I don't see why Iori's didn't considering how integral her existence (and the lack of it) caused Iori to be so lost and depressed. I just feel like it was very underwhelming, and then near the end, I was more scared for Ema's life than for any love that could possibly exist lol. It's definitely a toxic relationship where Iori is relying on Ema to give him happiness and meaning to his existence, but it also feels like he might flip again at any moment and I feel sorry for Ema for the rest of her life loll. So yeah, sorry, but I really don't like this route, I think it could have been much more interesting if they expanded more on Iori's story rather than focusing on his crazy side since it lacked depth to his whole character and I couldn't put myself in Ema's shoes and think that yeah, this guy is worth it because dang does he needs some therapy and counselling.
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セントレアのブルースカイで、天ぷらきしめん690、さんわ手羽塩焼き316, 〆て1,006円也。
Prawn tempura kishimen noodles and Grilled chicken wing at Bluesky of Centraie, Central_Japan international airport, in Tokoname city, Aichi prefecture.
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Okazaki Station
I made it! I'm in Okazaki, sitting at my desk with my lappy, getting ready for orientation and all that jazz. Japan! Hard to believe I'm actually, finally here. Read all about the trip after the break!
Preparation
Saturday, we went to see alpacas. Tuesday, I'm in the air. I'd love to say that everything was prepared and finalized ahead of time, but that would be false. Most of Monday was spent packing. Luckily(?) I didn't plan on bringing too much with me, so packing didn't take terribly long. Some changes of clothes, necessary paperwork, etc. I figured I'd pick up anything I forgot / didn't bring once there. Decided not to sleep Monday night because I had to be at the airport at stupid in the morning. Turns out, my TSA Pre-Check had gone through, so there weren't any real problems. Spent a couple hours, got on board, and away we go!
Flight - Dayton to Chicago
The first flight felt... way too quick. A five-hour drive became a 45-minute flight. How even (500+ mph ground speed, that's how). The O'Hare Airport in Chicago was probably my least favorite part of the trip. I didn't want to leave, but there wasn't much to do in the terminal that didn't cost an arm and a leg. And there were far, far too many people. That said, I did get a good ol' McDonald's Sausage & Egg McMuffin, so that was nice.
Flight - Chicago to Tokyo
Once it was time, we took off for Japan! The long-haul, or summat. At first, my eyes were glued to the landscapes below. We crossed through Illinois, Iowa, and into South Dakota before a thick line of clouds blocked my view. I started watching the new Super Mario movie on the in-flight whateverial, pausing somewhere near the border of North Dakota and Montana because the clouds opened up onto an impressive landscape below - the badlands! Someday, I want to visit. Then I continued my movie, and by the end of it I was a sleepy.
By the time I woke up from my initial sleep, somehow we were already in British Columbia. I ate a nice little breakfast of sausage, eggs, and hashbrowns and had some amazing green tea as we headed out to the Pacific. Below became quickly covered in clouds and I was only half awake anyway, so not much to say from this leg of the trip. Eventually, according to the map in the console anyway, we crossed part of the Alaskan mainland and made our way over the Bering Sea. I was surprised to see literal PACK ICE outside the window, what with it being August and all. Eventually, we headed south, and I headed back to snoozing.
At some point I woke to blue everywhere, and not too much longer - the coast of Japan!
Flight - Tokyo to Nagoya
First impressions - bemused surprise, mostly. A world away and yet so very similar. As we flew inbound for Tokyo, I was impressed with the sheer scale of everything. There's a reason that it's the largest city on the planet. I was also surprised that I was able to locate specific landmarks in such a city - the Tokyo Tower, for instance.
We landed and were ushered through immigration. Compared to O'Hare, Haneda airport in Tokyo felt way more open and less crowded, somehow. Also, the prices merchants were charging didn't feel exorbitant, especially on foodstuffs. I did wander in circles a few times just trying to orient myself as to where I was and where I was going, but I got to my terminal on time anyway (part of the issue is that the flight arriving was delayed, so the terminal got switched and I couldn't find the departure point; it was downstairs from the rest of them). Rather fun little boarding experience, as the "terminal" was a bus that took us to the plane out on the tarmac.
Another very quick flight, and sadly it was dark and cloudy so after the lights of Tokyo there wasn't too much to see. We landed at Centrair roughly a half-hour later than anticipated and then we were on our merry way. Once again, a much less crowded terminal than was anticipated. I also noticed that, even though I had read multiple documents warning me ahead of time about the language barrier, there are signs in both Japanese and English at nearly every terminal and train station. It feels like Japan is really trying to make sure dumb foreigners like me know where the heck they are and where they are going.
Train to Okazaki
I got my ticket and boarded the first train, which would take me from the airport to a platform exchange. The next thing I really took note of is just how integrated, cheap, and fast the trains are. It feels like something that the US could really utilize in the future, if they can ever get out from the car-centric mentality. There are cars here, of course, but you really can get around via train and bus.
At the transfer platform, I bought my next ticket and boarded the next bus. There was some confusion with the tickets since I was switching lines, but it all worked itself out. Thankfully I was able to pull some money into my PayPal account though, or I would have never been able to do any of this as I never was able to get the all-important JR Rail pass that costs an arm and a leg yet pays for itself many times over.
An Hour Late and a Dollar Short
So I arrive at Okazaki Station and realize that my phone, which is supposed to support international roaming, apparently doesn't. Thanks Mint >_< I had no way of calling Yamasa to let them know I was running late. Another surprise that I found out shortly thereafter - Japan has a tonne of public payphones! That said, both numbers for Yamasa rang to nowhere.
There were three hotels nearby (the lobby of one in which I was able to charge my phone and such), but none had last-minute rooms available. Ergo, I was kinda forced to spend my first night in Japan... in a train station.
Overnight
I became way too familiar with the Okazaki Station that night. At least I wasn't the only one sleeping there! The time was marked by a series of naps followed by wanderings. There's a lovely little 24hr convenience store across the street and a small park beside the station (if it wasn't constantly threatening rain, I would have totally just chilled in the park!) Behold, Okazaki!
In the Morning - Arrival!
Once it was "day" enough (based on the lobby lights from the hotel) I was able to go charge my phone and check for any news. Nothing yet. I figured I'd try calling every hour on the hour until I got through to someone. My first attempt went nowhere. I was busy watching the morning traffic in the station when suddenly I heard my name being called! My ride had arrived <3
A short car ride away and I was at the Student Village, my home away from home for a few weeks. After the grand tour, I promptly passed out.
A Pond, A Mall, A Shower
After a nice, finally comfortable nap, it was time to gather (some) supplies. Google Maps said there was a park and a mall literally a couple of blocks away, so to the mall I went! The park wasn't much more than a rainwater catchment pond, but (contrary to the US) it had a walking path and gardens around it. The mall was a legit, real, busy mall! If you pay people, people have money to buy things. If people have money to buy things, places like malls can thrive. If people can meet up in malls, happiness! I'll need to go back in the soontimes, as there was an excellent media store as one of the anchors complete with books, manga, videogames, stationary, etc. Nothing that I need right now, but once my scholarship funds come in... :3 Anyway, I stopped at a small CVS-style shop and picked up a few essentials.
Upon getting back to my room, I was finally able to shower. And I'm noting this here because it was the. best. shower. that I have ever had. Like, water pressure is a thing, and it is wonderful. After, I had myself some "curry" that was more like ramen while watching someone play Sonic Adventure on a GameCube and then passed out.
Tomorrow Comes Today!
So here we are. Okazaki. Three weeks of intensive Japanese language study. I really hope it helps, because my knowledge is very, very limited. From a tourists' perspective, it's fine as there is romaji literally everywhere. For someone who eventually would like to translate and potentially move here... it leaves way too much to be desired. Here's to hoping!
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Du lịch Nhật
Tokyo và Nagoya là hai điểm đến độc đáo tại Nhật Bản, mỗi nơi mang đến những trải nghiệm du lịch đặc biệt. Tokyo, trung tâm văn hóa và công nghệ, rực rỡ với đèn neon, khu thương mại sầm uất như Shibuya và Shinjuku, cùng các điểm tham quan lịch sử như Đền Senso-ji và Cung điện hoàng gia.
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Trái ngược, Nagoya thú vị với lịch sử dày đặc và vẻ đẹp hiện đại, từ Lâu đài Nagoya cổ kính đến Công viên Chubu Centrair mang phong cách hiện đại. Duyên dáng và đa dạng, Tokyo và Nagoya đều là điểm đến hấp dẫn cho mọi du khách.
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JAPAN...1/3 AM11：31
Flight information for Haneda Airport, etc. (from Yahoo News)
☆In connection with the accident in which a Japan Airlines passenger plane collided with a Japan Coast Guard aircraft and burst into flames at Haneda Airport on the evening of the 2nd, we are compiling flight information for departures and arrivals from major domestic airports.
Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways will cancel approximately 100 flights on the 3rd, mainly morning flights
Asahi Shimbun Digital
1/3(Wed) 5:38
Airlines are offering special support for flights departing from and arriving at Haneda on the 3rd, allowing free cancellation and changes. JAL offers special support on all routes until the end of March
Takataro Toriumi
1/3(Wed) 8:04
Tokaido Sanyo Shinkansen: Special train with all non-reserved seats to be operated in a hurry; congestion expected due to Haneda aircraft accident
MBS News
1/3(Wed) 9:06
Flight information for each airline
Flight information and ticket handling for each company's domestic flights, etc.
[All Nippon Airways] Information on flight status (domestic flights)
All Nippon Airways (ANA)
[Japan Airlines] Information on flight status (domestic flights)
Japan Airlines (JAL)
[Skymark] Flight status
sky mark
[AIRDO] Operation outlook
AIRDO
[Solaseed Air] Flight status and outlook
Solaseed Air
[Star Flyer] Information on flight status
star flyer
Flight information
01/03(Wed) 11:31
Haneda airport….
Narita Airport….
Chubu Centrair International Airport….
Kansai International Airport…
Itami Airport….
Japan Transport Safety Board begins full-scale investigation into Haneda crash; landing permission "repeat" and JAL
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