Question:
:3
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Baseball and soccer
Monday, November 14, 2011
Does anyone know the history of the chamorro dish estufao ? I need it ASAP ! :) Please & Thank You -?
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Answer:
The popular ritual of modern-day Chamorro barbecuing (which is technically grilling) is relatively recent in Guam history. Chamorro barbecue, as we know it today, began with frequency in the early 1960s when it became easy to purchase packaged meats and poultry. The evolution of ESTUFAO started around 1898 and through out the decades as other culture brought their ingredient to the marinade thus develope a certain dish.
The typical marinade consists of ingredients such as black pepper, onions and vinegar which were introduced shortly after the Americans arrived on Guam in 1898. Other ingredients such as soy sauce were brought later by Japanese merchants, and garlic powder at an even later date in recent times. Red peppers (donne), tuba vinegar (from fermented coconut sap introduced by Filipinos), lemon and green onions became important ways to flavor meat in stews (estufao
How to find lyrics of this song in Hiragana?
Question:
Kimi wa Tomodachi - Hirai Ken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUM1eUUCKB0&feature=related
Answer:
http://lyrics.wikia.com/%E5%B9%B3%E4%BA%…
Hope that's what you were looking for. ^___^
(Catchy song, by the way! <3)
How to find lyrics of this song in Hiragana?
Question:
Kimi wa Tomodachi - Hirai Ken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUM1eUUCKB0&feature=related
Answer:
http://lyrics.wikia.com/%E5%B9%B3%E4%BA%…
Hope that's what you were looking for. ^___^
(Catchy song, by the way! <3)
How to say this in Japanese?
Question:
I need to translate this for an event....
Must wear a costume. (come dressed up)
It's a potluck.
No holy objects allowed.
18 yrs & older only.
I know it sounds weird, so please feel free to ask questions >___<
Answer:
>Must wear a costume. (come dressed up)
What kind of costume is that?
>It's a potluck.
Is that a party people bring foods?
>No holy objects allowed.
What are holy objects here?
Japanese: What are the kanji for these words?
Question:
Event
Date
Time
location
cost
other info
hiragana or romaji would also be much appreciated :)
Answer:
Event 行事
Date 日時
Time 時間
location 場所
cost 費用
other info その他の情報(other), I think you can just say その他 in brochure/flyer etc.
Japanese: What are the kanji for these words?
Question:
Event
Date
Time
location
cost
other info
hiragana or romaji would also be much appreciated :)
Answer:
Event 行事
Date 日時
Time 時間
location 場所
cost 費用
other info その他の情報(other), I think you can just say その他 in brochure/flyer etc.
Places to visit in Japan? ?
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Ok so seriously, im so tired of temples, Tokyo, and shopping districts. Where are the unique stuff that everyplace has. For example, France has the catacombs and underground opera house. Google keeps turning up the same results for 'unique', 'strange' and interesting places in Japan. So please anybody out there tell me about some cool places in Japan other than where everybody always goes. So no kyoto, tokyo, okinawa, kyushu, onsens, and sapporo! Any help is immensely appreciated. Thank you.
Answer:
What about Otaru in Hokkaido?
Renowned by its glass works, its historical Victorian-style architecture, its canals, its beer and its musical boxes.
While you're there, don't miss Tenguyama.
My Japanese friend's father owns a company in Japan and wants to hire me. I don't have a college degree.?
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Will I still be eligible for a working visa?
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I think you need a BA / BS degree to qualify for a work visa. This is what the Japanese government requires, not the employer. There maybe exceptions, but I haven't heard of any.
I think the only jobs we can get are those that a Japanese can't or won't do.
Is the dollar stronger in France or Japan?
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My parents are letting me go on a trip to Paris as a present for graduating high school. Visiting Japan has always been my dream and I'm hoping to see if I can go there instead. How much more expensive, roughly, would it be to live in Japan than in France for a month or so? Thank you!
Answer:
Dollar is dollar no matter where you go. It does not change its value.
What are my chances of getting sick from sushi?
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How likely am I to get sick from sushi even at reputable restaurants?
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You should be fine as long as you avoid supermarket sushi and take-away sushi. I would also recommend eating sushi from a quality restaurant prepared by a professionsl sushi chef.
Professional sushi chefs are trained to recognise important attributes, including smell, colour, firmness, and freedom from parasites that may go undetected in commercial inspections.
Japanese Sushi
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…
How much does it usually cost to go to Japan?
Question:
I love Japan A LOT and reeeaaaally wanna visit there, and I just wanted to know how much it would cost to go there.
The main areas I would like to go to would be Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, and maybe a couple of others depending on the expenses.
I wanted to apply for the 10,000 free trips thing, but people are saying that it starts in April, and that wouldn't be good for me, considering when I go to Japan, I want to go to the Vocaloid concert, which is apparently March 9th. So that idea is ruined for me.
But anyways, I know it would cost really expensive. If you don't know for sure, please atleast take a guess. Thanks!~
Answer:
Depends where you are flying from, and when. You might find something as low as US$800 or up to twice that.
Try looking at sites like www.kayak.com and www.mobissimo.com for some cheaper fares, as well as looking at some of the airline websites directly, which may have some bargains going. Be careful to check it with all the costs and taxes - there are some scammy deals where the airfare is $200 but the taxes and fuel surcharge kick in another $700 or so.
Just remember that you get what you pay for - the cheap-o tickets often have the most restrictions, like no refund if you must cancel, no chance or high costs to make a date change, and so on. And if you book through one of the online agencies like Expedia, Trouble City, Orbitz etc, pray you don't have to make a change - they just try to foist you onto the airlines where you can waste half an hour on hold just to have them tell you the change must be done through the issuing agency, which is correct.
What are some interesting things that happened during/after the tsunami of Japan?
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Answer:
The water went in some five miles, doing billions of dollars of damage.
The Japanese kept their cool. There was no crazy behavior like there was when Katrina hit New Orleans.
Can anyone find anorexia statistics for wales and japan?
Question:
For my gcse coursework i need statics about anorexia in wales and japan
can someone link lots of websites showing statistics but only for wales and japan please thanks
Answer:
Japanese government website has data. But it's in Japanese.
http://www.mhlw.go.jp/kokoro/speciality/…
In 1998, there were about 12,500 anorexia patients in Japan.
Wales? I think you better ask it on UK section.
Can anyone find anorexia statistics for wales and japan?
Question:
For my gcse coursework i need statics about anorexia in wales and japan
can someone link lots of websites showing statistics but only for wales and japan please thanks
Answer:
Japanese government website has data. But it's in Japanese.
http://www.mhlw.go.jp/kokoro/speciality/…
In 1998, there were about 12,500 anorexia patients in Japan.
Wales? I think you better ask it on UK section.
When should I study abroad in Tokyo?
Question:
I have to decide between fall semester (August-December) and spring semester (March-July). I'm wondering about the overall experiences during both time periods, and which would be more enjoyable. Thank you!
Answer:
March-July absolutely. Being in Tokyo for Cherry Blossoms, spring, baseball, so many reasons. Anytime would be awesome but if I had my choice, I'd go March to July.
Best place in Kyoto for honeymoon?
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and are there any Private good onsen in Kyoto?
in a good hotel?
any good information please and thank you (:
Answer:
Sumiya Kiho-an
http://www.sumiya.ne.jp/english/index.ht…
John Lennon and Yoko Ono stayed there.
It is located in Kameoka, Kyoto Prefecture (in the suburbs of Kyoto City).
In the city there are no good onsen hotels.
There are some hotels around Sumiya. All have onsen (Yunohana Onsen).
How do you read this combination of kanji?
Question:
Hi how do you read this combination of kanji?
羽千花
Answer:
Uchika or Hanechika is my wild guess.
Each Kanji character can be read either of two ways.
u/hane
chi/sen
ka/hana(or bana)
So there are eight possible combinations.
How to read this Japanese name?
Question:
Hi how do you read this Japanese name?
羽千花
Answer:
Okay this is a little different from what you wanted, but 華 can mean flower, just like 花 does.
So if this is a situation where you can switch the kanji, consider 羽千華 instead. This can be pronounced 'Wachika'
Books about the travel in the Japanese history? Expecially from ancient times until the end of Edo period!?
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Someone knows good books about the history of travel in Japan? I'm interesting from ancient times until the end of Tokugawa bakufu.... Some book of critical literature about Manyoshu can be good too!
Answer:
Kamens, Edward. "Utamakura, Allusion, and Intertextuality in Traditional Japanese Poetry". Yale University Press, 1997
I need a book on Japan. Which is a the best?
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I'm a writer and I want to write a story that takes place in Japan. However, I've only learned about Japan from anime and manga so I don't want to use those solely as my references. Could someone suggest a book on current Japanese culture?
Answer:
Go to the library travel section a see if they have a copy of Japan published by Lonely Planet.
Also try the sites below.
What does "I fell for him" , "I love him" and "I think he is the right one" mean in Japanese?
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I'd like to have the sentences in Kanji, please.
Thanks in advance.
Answer:
I fell for him 彼のことがたまらなく好きです。
I love him 彼を愛しています。
I think he is the right one 彼は私の理想だと思います。
How long does it take for SAL shipping from japan to france?
Question:
i have bought 2 packs of "Nerunerunerune" candy from napajapan.com (in japan obliviously)
how long do you think it will take because today it says it was shipped so ???
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They say it will take about 2 weeks.
http://www.post.japanpost.jp/int/deli_da…
Shinjuku to Ginza by train?
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If I take the train is it far? How long will it take?
Answer:
Google tells you how to get to there.
Google Map http://maps.google.co.jp/
If you can read Japanese, Yahoo!Japan provides you more effective ways like below:
http://transit.loco.yahoo.co.jp/search/r…
http://transit.loco.yahoo.co.jp/search/r…
Anyway, I usually use Marunouchi-line of Tokyo Metro. It takes about 20 to 30 mins.
You can use JR line. But you have to transfer at Kanda (or Tokyo) and the station is Yurakusho=有楽町, not Ginza=銀座.
Whats the ticket from Amman,Jordan to Kyoto, Japan ?
Question:
whats the price going and coming back!
and what the best ancient hotel in Kyoto
i want a hotel that has a private hot spring a one where you spend with your husband?
if you can give me a link that has all the information i need please do and thank you!
and you have information from yourself that can be shared to :D thanx! <3
Answer:
However there is no direct flights between Jordan and Japan, Turkish airlines and some other airlines provide flights. I'm not sure how much from Amman. But the ticket costs over 100,000 yen from Japan.
Turkish airlines
http://www.turkishairlines.com
Kyoto has no airport. So you have to get Osaka or Tokyo and to get Kyoto by train (or bus).
Unfortunately there is no good onsen (hot spa) in Kyoto, especially center of the city.
What is some good Japanese food that I could try?
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Answer:
Some of my favourite Japanese dishes are:
Omuraisu (Rice in Omelette)
Omuraisu is a popular Japanese dish that can be called a fusion dish (yoshoku) as it combines a classic omelette with chicken rice. It is usually topped with ketchup and is a popular dish at home or in a restaurant.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…
Yakimeshi (Japanese Style Fried Rice)
Yakimeshi or Japanese Style Fried Rice is a popular dish to cook at home in Japan. It is best to use left over rice or rice that you have made previously that has been frozen for this recipe to give it the best texture.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…
Oyako-don (Chicken and Egg with Rice)
Oyako-don is a popular Japanese dish that can be found at home or in a restaurant. Oyako means parent and child in Japanese so both the chicken and egg are used in this famous Japanese dish.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…
Okonomiyaki (Savoury Japanese Pancake)
Okonomiyaki is a popular dish from Osaka and is basically a savoury pancake with ingredients of your choice along with egg, flour and cabbage as the basic ingredients.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…
Yakisoba (Japanese stir fry noodles)
Yakisoba is a popular takeaway dish in Japan and is usually served with a fried egg on top and with some Japanese mayonnaise. It is a popular festival food and can be found all over Japan.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…
Tonkatsu (deep fried pork cutlet)
The idea for this recipe originated in the West, but has become a famous Japanese dish like Tempura. Tonkatsu is one of the most popular meat dishes in Japan.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…
A-level in japan? Plz help?
Question:
Where can I study a level in Japan?
Answer:
Japan is not UK. So there is not A-level in Japan.
Do Japanese idols like Korean groups and the whole hallyu wave or do they just act like they do?
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Answer:
I thanks most, behind closed doors, don't like the Hallyu wave - because as I was reading an article in Yahoo! Japan a few days ago, some japanese record company workers were not happy because there is no way they can compete with the Kpop bands that have gained so much popularity in Japan.
So it would be like British artist's being the hot thing in the US, and American artists themsleves not being able to go anywhere. I don't think I'd like it either.
What to wear in Tokyo in December?
Question:
I'm 12.. Going there for the first time. My cousin lent me get turquoise trench coat. What else do I wear with it? I know what t o wear but advice please(in case I look funny)? I come from Singapore so it's mainly hot most of the time. Please no stupid answers like winter clothes or sarcastic remarks/answers like bikini. -.- please I know this is a pretty stupid question but please!! Thanks(: oh yes clothing for females please.
Answer:
Winter clothes isn't a stupid answer. Don't be so rude.
It will be cold, a trench coat won't be warm enough. You need a proper coat and winter clothes and shoes. Thermal underwear too. It will be COLD. Japanese homes do not have proper heating.
What's the safest site to watch japanese drama?
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I've watched some japanese dramas on sites like dramacrazy.com and I ALWAYS get hit with some trojan or virus! So, do you know any safe(er) sites to watch japanese dramas on? (besides crunchyroll, I already looked at that site and they mostly have horrors and "mature" stuff)
Answer:
I watch them on mysoju (http://www.mysoju.com/browse/).
I think it's one of the safest sites and it's pretty fast buffering.
Make in count that now almost every mirror site where you watch drama in streaming contains spots and advertisements.
Why are items from Japan so expensive?
Question:
Cos I brought a DVD box set from Japan that cost me $270.
Why is it so expensive?
Answer:
1. High prices to begin with.
2. The killer yen which makes it even worse.
3. Competition (or the lack thereof).
You didn't say what item exactly, but transport and selling of items in Japan with high fuel costs/taxes and high rents drives things way up. So does Japan's insanely byzantine and bloated distribution system. And the fact that you didn't pay less somewhere else shows that you are willing to pay through your nose for what you want, like many others.
Why are items from Japan so expensive?
Question:
Cos I brought a DVD box set from Japan that cost me $270.
Why is it so expensive?
Answer:
1. High prices to begin with.
2. The killer yen which makes it even worse.
3. Competition (or the lack thereof).
You didn't say what item exactly, but transport and selling of items in Japan with high fuel costs/taxes and high rents drives things way up. So does Japan's insanely byzantine and bloated distribution system. And the fact that you didn't pay less somewhere else shows that you are willing to pay through your nose for what you want, like many others.
Can I roam in Japan with my Nokia E71?
Question:
I have to go to Japan from India for some days. I have Nokia E71 and Vodafone connection. Can I receive and make calls from there (with international roaming activated)?
I have dialed Vodafone costumer care and they have no idea about it :(
Thanks in advance.
Answer:
Vodafone in japan uses the softbank network. You can download maps of their service areas here - http://mb.softbank.jp/en/customer_suppor…
I'm not sure what a Nokia E71 uses, but there is no 2G network in Japan. If it uses 3G you will be able to make and receive calls in Japan.
Japanese Universities Scholarships?
Question:
I still have 3 years until I graduate HS, but I am thinking about the opportunity to go to a Japanese University. I know that there are a lot of scholarships for foreigners, but I would want to know where can I read more info about the different scholarships in different Universities. So if you know any info or site that can help me - feel free to say.. :D Thank you~
Answer:
Not "a lot".
And many of them are just "loans" under the name of scholarship. You have to return it after you finish college.
This site will give you some information.
http://www.jasso.go.jp/study_j/scholarsh…
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