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There is one at the top of the Happo. I remember that sunrise had to spend almost all day fitting her boots there.

Quote: Originally posted by Fattwins: Its laidback up there not a party place. Lots of open tree areas though so thats good. I thought ClubMed was a party place. I got really drunk and had a fun time with sunrise and phatluv. Especially pingpong after two bottles of wine was fun. However, it's not my favorite place and am not going to enter. Good luck everyone!

No, yours isn't there BP. I can see Toque's.

Omedeto, Davo! Looking forward to hearing good news from Jane, too.

I got up before 6am this morning, very impressed by myself and happy to see beautiful sunrise. probably still jet lag I think... Usually, I wake up with the sun but get up at 7:30am, have slow breakfast, get to the office around 10am. I am a slow starter. Excersise in the morning sounds nice. If I can get up before 6am every morning, maybe I should start morning biking along the river.

Wow very nice pictures, Kuma! Looks like a fun trip. The last Raicho picture is really nice.

I'm sorry I was not in Tokyo for a week. I hope to see BP and BPG in Hakuba this winter. When is the next Tokyo SJ meeting?

I had same task bar problem on my computer at work. I couldn't find this easy solution for a month... thanks.

Quote: Originally posted by Ocean11: slow, packs of figs with 8 fresh, juicy ones are selling for 150 yen in my local Hatomart. I wonder how much they'd be in the Big Smoke... Here around Shibuya, packs of 5 figs are between 350-500yen.

Finally, you can enter for Hakuba happy7 2006-2007. From Today till 20th. Good luck everybody! https://sec.yado.vill.hakuba.nagano.jp/happy7/form_happy7_a.html

My pleasure, I hope you and BPG are having good time in Tokyo next weekend.

Ohyakusho san means farmers. We used to use this word. I don't know since when but it became one of discriminatory words and can't use this in public places anymore. By the way, I made marron cream last night. A lot of rum in it, very easy and very good. Fresh figs with sour cream and marron cream are my favorite autumn desserts now.

There are too many shops in that area. On the montoya's map, I usually check No.6 Wangel http://wangel.jp/ and No.18 Akiba B-one http://www.akibasports.com/funski.html .

Today's Daisetsuzan. Getting whiter, cool.

Nice! Thanks montoya.

I want to see the picture of Kurodake lightly dusted with first snow but can't find it... However, I found Mr Wiggles posted this on the same date three years ago. I really enjoy SJ forum database/research these days. http://www.snowjapanforums.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/4108.html? Toque, here is the info about Daisetsuzan, playground for the BC skiers in Hokkaido. http://wikitravel.org/en/Daisetsuzan_National_Park Quote: Daisetsuzan National Park (大雪山国立公園 Daisetsuzan-kokuritsukōen, also pronounced Taisetsuzan; [1]) is located

First snow on Kurodake Daisetsuzan this afternoon!

I'm so glad I could make Kurigohan this year. yummy, yummy.

maybe next boots day, I try to take a picture of me pretending to be a Tokyo girl.

This is funny, he is much cuter than me.

Yes, I think Korean girls wear boots like Japanese girls. I like San Francisco girls boots style. They wear boots in summer and so cute and sexy. And yes, I do wear boots, very nice Italian made one.

EBC, I was looking for a sports doctor who knows about cycling and skiing for my knee in Tokyo. I found a sports doctor in Iimori Shintani clinic . I'm not sure if he is good or not but at least he is a member of Japan Sports Association and his speciality is ski, he may be able to give you a good advice what you should do or should not. Here is a link searching a sports doctor in Japan, if anyone interested. http://www.japan-sports.or.jp/doctor/result.asp?pcount=10&tdfk=16&sports=04&subject=&page=3 It's not easy to find a doctor for cyclist though...

History of boots fantasy since 2002. Why do men like boots so much? 2005 boots 2004 boots 2003 boots 2002 skirts

I'd love to go to Hakuba for having a good time with you guys, but usually around Xmas, there is not enough snow there... Markie, you should stay longer if possible.

toque, haha funny, GOOD PREDICTION! WTS, here you go, three years ago but still same story I think. http://www.snowjapanforums.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/4126.html?