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Re: Entire Site It was great reading through ur pages,i felt like i was travelling with you,great narration
Deepak
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INDIA - Wednesday, July 23, 2008 at 04:38:01 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza
I'm giggling as I read through this menu of ingredients and thinking how could anyone want THAT on a pizza. Then I think about the stuff long ago that was considered outrageous like PINEAPPLE! OMG! I totally (yes, the Californian said that word) dig that and Alfalfa sprouts too. Not necessarily at the same time though.
I'm looking forward to trying some of these concoctions. Except the squid ink one. "Black mouth"? Nah.
Thanks for the goofy insights of foodies in the OUT ZONE.
Shannon
Via: Looking for a temple my folks saw when we lived in Japan in 1960's
California - Sunday, June 29, 2008 at 14:56:51 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza since i am from alabama, i fully recognize the humor is making fun of japanese "epicurian" dee-lights. after all, a person can within two miles of where i sit purchase such goodness as pork chitlins (chitterlings to some), pigs feet pickled in vinegar, bright red "sausages" made from lord knows what (and also pickled in vinegar), and...not too far away...you can purchase dirt/clay for eating. no i am not making this up. at very rural southern locations, eating clay/dirt in small amounts is not uncommon. see "the encyclopedia of southern culture" if you doubt me.
having said all that, you japan-boyz n goils are truly nasty. my lord, you put mayonnaise on pizza! mayonnaise is the nastiest substance on earth, perhaps (maybe) out-done by pus. which it resembles.
i like the pizza hut japan menu translation: "we pay prudent attention to the meat of the crab, but because there is a bone of the crab and times when the shell has entered, please acknowledge." riiiggghhhhttttt.
the award for koolest pizza menu (well, for a soul destroying corporate menu) is pizza hut australia who apparently INSIST on REAL BACON instead of the nasty gunk they slap on and name "bacon topping" here. hey...margherita pizza aside, i think its fair to say pizza is an american institution. shouldn't OUR pizza be better quality than the land down under? my god, that's a nation that sells a product called "vegemite". (second only to mayonnaise as nastiest food item listed in this post).
oneminuszer0
Via: god only knows
alabama USA - Friday, April 25, 2008 at 22:41:14 (EST)
Re: Entire Site Hi there, my name is Mark van Asseldonk and I am a goalkeeper. I've trained with some professional organisations in the Netherlands (youtube.com/watch?v=MrMHx10fP9s)but it has always been my dream to play soccer in Japan! Does anybody know how I can make contact with Japanese soccer organisations?! All the best, Mark van Asseldonk
Mark van Asseldonk
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The Netherlands - Friday, March 21, 2008 at 05:41:04 (EST)
Re: Japan by Motorcycle Your journey across Japan by a motorcycle reminds me of a movie called "The Motorcycle Diaries" Have you seen it? It's a good movie indeed. Hope your trip is fun & colorful as same as in the movie.
Jah
Via: Google Search
Bangkok, Thailand - Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 02:23:36 (EST)
Re: Choi Kwang Do hey i appreciate the information on your site... me and my wife got married on the boarder.. and she didnt have a visa... the judge actually came down to the boarder and married us. Now, we are probably going to have to wait a year and a half to get the k3 spousal visa... instead of 3 months with the fiance visa. Could I divorce my wife to be "legally able to marry" again, then apply for the fiance visa? or could we apply for a fiance visa even though were married and still get permision to enter the states? please if you know the answer respond and tell me, theres no one out there to answer questions... not even in the embassey or consulate... they are extremely rude and will not answer any question i have about how to go about things. thanks i appreciate it.
Bob Ruff
Via: internet
unites states living in mexico - Monday, January 28, 2008 at 10:02:10 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza hey i appreciate the information on your site... me and my wife got married on the boarder.. and she didnt have a visa... the judge actually came down to the boarder and married us. Now, we are probably going to have to wait a year and a half to get the k3 spousal visa... instead of 3 months with the fiance visa. Could I divorce my wife to be "legally able to marry" again, then apply for the fiance visa? or could we apply for a fiance visa even though were married and still get permision to enter the states? please if you know the answer respond and tell me, theres no one out there to answer questions... not even in the embassey or consulate... they are extremely rude and will not answer any question i have about how to go about things. thanks i appreciate it.
Bob Ruff
Via: internet
unites states living in mexico - Monday, January 28, 2008 at 10:01:13 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza OMG they put
different toppings on their pizza?!
Sheesh, this is so 1991. When I was
teaching English over there, I once overheard the teacher at the table next to
me ranting about the horrors of corn on pizza - to students who were paying a
lot of money to learn English, not to learn what their teacher felt was an
offensive to his "food sensibilities". Seriously, WTF? The whole idea of pizza
is it's an edible plate, upon which you put stuff you think will taste good.
Bake and eat. I hate anchovies, someone else hates corn. Fine, go half and half,
don't go complaining just because someone else has the capability to go beyond
your own personal 'comfort zone' where food is concerned.
John
McClain Via: Daily KOS Honolulu - Saturday, November 03, 2007 at
14:17:08 (EST)
Re: Japan by Motorcycle Hi there,
I was
wondering if you could help me find contacts for the mini motorbike tour that I
am planning for March 2008
Do you know of any english speaking motorbike
clubs that I can get in contact with as I need to gather informtion on how I am
going to make this crazy idea happen.
Many
Thanks
Tanya Tanya DeCastro Via: Luck UK -
Monday, September 10, 2007 at 03:21:05 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza I like the pictures. Japan
is still great for me. Although my world in the USA has changed, my new home of
18 years in the country side of eastern Kyushu, Nobeoka suits me just
fine. Howard Ahner Via: just searched in Nobeoka,
Japan formerly Southern California, Santa Ana - Sunday, September 09, 2007 at
21:48:32 (EST)
Re: Other I am going to Guam for couple of
days in Nov this year, could anyone or ones fill me in about the beautiful place
exspecially if you are living there??? I am so looking forward to visiting..
Terina Via: On Google Tahiti/Cook Islands but living
in Australia - Saturday, September 01, 2007 at 03:54:07 (EST)
Re: Other I will go to Japan in september. I'm
a motorcycle lover and had tour +30,000 miles. Please advise me how can I rent a
motorcycle and best touring options for 10 days. I will certanly apreciate your
help. guillermo Via: google usa - Tuesday, August 07,
2007 at 12:25:29 (EST)
Re: Japan by Motorcycle Great site! I was
throwing around the idea of doing this myself. You've definitely inspired me -
beautiful pics and a beautiful country. Shame Tokyo is such a concrete
mess. fp Via: through Google Australia (currently
live in Tokyo) - Saturday, August 04, 2007 at 00:16:16 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza Hi there,
great
homepgae with lots of valuable information. I am going to go on a Hokkaido
touring from 27/28 July until 10 August. Will take it very easy and slow (old
man??). Anyway, great that I found this site!! Klaus D.
Orth Via: Searching for Motorcycle Touring Hokkaido Japan,
Ehime-ken - Wednesday, June 20, 2007 at 05:02:39 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza Funny. The worst pizzas
ever, and it costs $75 to feed a family of
four! Glen Via: Google Seattle/Nagoya - Thursday,
April 12, 2007 at 06:22:19 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza konichiwa, o genki desu ka?
i have tried japanese pizza once when i was visiting a japanese family. i really
liked it. now i have discovered a restaurant in amsterdam specialized in
japanese pizza. if you come to holland you should really try
it.
patrick Via: browsing holland - Sunday, April
08, 2007 at 03:04:27 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza I lived in Japan for seven
years. Found my wife there and had two kids there as well. I am living in the
states now and miss Japanese food a lot! My wife tries to cook Japanese food
here but getting the ingrediants is tough. One of the things we miss is Pizza La
seafood pizza. So, I did a search and found your site. Thanks a bunch! I will
try to recreate some of our favorite pizza as best as I can. Even the
potato-mayo corn stuff that my wife loves. The info on your web page will help
me a lot.
By the way, I lived in MITAKA-SHI for most of the seven years I
was there. I loved it! Too bad I could only work on contract
there...........
YOROSHIKU!
Jim Jim Via:
Web Search Wisconsin - Thursday, March 29, 2007 at 09:01:14 (EST)
Re: Other Thank for the info you posted on "K1
Visa Timeline for a Japanese & U.S. couple in 1999" it will be helpful. If
you could give me any helpful tips on what to do and not do that would be
great.
Corbin MGCtBY Corbin Via: A Candle for
Love Howell - Wednesday, March 21, 2007 at 17:00:30 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza Man, that squid ink pizza
looked disgusting. Interesting site though. Jeremy Via:
Calendar Houston, TX - Friday, March 16, 2007 at 22:04:26 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza Fun and
interesting. Christopher Brett Via: personal www.
calendar Philadelphia - Saturday, March 10, 2007 at 13:32:58 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza you should start a mailing
list/newsletter art marut Via: from the book (505 stupid
web pages)by dan crowley clift new jersy - Friday, March 02, 2007 at 14:51:22
(EST)
Re: MG Hi your mg looks like it is a
beauty--My sister is thinking about selling her 1970 mg midget. It is fully
restored,new engine,new galvanized gas tank (specially made for it) The car is
red and is a sharp car and it has won several trophies at different car shows.
Do you have any idea where the best place to advertise it?? I would appreciate
any suggestions Thanks Tami you can e-mail me at @@@@.com Tami
Maslyk Via: internet Indianapolis - Thursday, February 22, 2007 at
14:03:33 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza Being a New Yorker, who has
spent much of my life working and commuting to Manhattan (though I live in
Brooklyn- where we KNOW how to make authentic american style brick oven pizza to
perfection] I have seen many of these combinations before-though the mayonaise
ones I certainly have not-but I have seen all of these ingrediants offered in
japanese, and asian fusion style restaurants sans the pizza. Manhattanites tend
to have one of the widest palates you will find around due to the fact that the
people who both live and set up shop here come from all over the world. I can
definately see someone making a pizza restaurant like this here that takes off
for sure! Especially if you add in more of the cow grazing high fiber variety
ingrediants as some of the pizza options. I for one would like to try almost all
of these, I find trying new foods to be an an interesting and often rewarding
experience, and at worst if its downright awful I can always order something
else. But then again that's just my opinion : ) mike from
nyc Via: Random Stumblings new York City - Friday, January 26, 2007
at 11:23:58 (EST)
Re: Japanese Pizza That pizza is just plain
disturbing. Rosy Via: google Canada - Thursday,
January 18, 2007 at 14:18:25 (EST)
Re: Choi Kwang Do choi kwang do is
inaffective.he only developed the name because general choi told him he wasnt
allowed to use the name taekwon-do i am an itf 4th degree and i look at how
marsial perara and his cronies in uk have messed around with people and taken
there money,haha crap in tkd so crap in ckd m Via:
surfing earth - Tuesday, January 09, 2007 at 12:33:39 (EST)
Re: Japan by Motorcycle Love the site. I have
always wanted to visit Japan, and recently started planning a trip. I was poking
around for a cheap way to visit the country (considering Guest Houses or YH's)
and found your site. (I had search for Japan Motorcycle Trip")... Because I
currently ride and that sounds like a really great time. Your site is exactly
what I was looking for. Reading about your journey was very entertaining and I
read through the whole thing in one sitting. I'm even more excited to try
something like this now. Thanks so much for sharing your
trip!! Andrew Via: google search Southern California
- Friday, January 05, 2007 at 06:45:33 (EST)