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Aiyoh, and that was one of the Starbucks outlets I really liked. And it's not a real eyesore, but sigh, touche.
Actually, if you want to see things in a cetain way, and to interpret it that way you want to, you will. The human mind is amazingly flexible.
Gaki no Tsukai is a cultural phenomenon in some ways, to be listed in a pop encyclopedia; to be two of the top money earners in jap (dubiously honoured with paying the highest taxes, and Hamada's comment is classic!); to have a show that's been running since 1989...etc. Something must be right afterall.
Kabuki is very intriguing. I deffo would like to see a Kabuki play one day.
Labels: beijing, gaki no tsukai, jap stuff, kabuki, starbucks
harle on 12:25 pm