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If installing JP software on EN based machine with language pack, you can set the language for the language of programs which are not supporting UNICODE to Japanese and see if it works. It's in the advanced tab of language and regional settings.

Nope. They didn't help much. There was a guy from England at my middle school when I was still going there back in 93-95, but he was just there. I don't know how much interaction students get from them these days, but if they really want their speaking skills to improve, they need to be relocated to a place where people don't speak their own language. Plus... most of the Japanese English teachers I had couldn't even speak fluent English! so how do you expect the students to learn from them!!!

Young Boozer!! Gawd, I feel sorry for those named with effed up names.

31 yrs, too young... RIP

I'm Japanese living in the US.

call your apartment manager

I started skiing when I was 7 and stopped when I was 14, then started snowboarding a couple seasons ago.

I used to get the triangle milk cartons made with plastic in the beginning of elementary school. But they were discontinued as it used to break and leak all the time. During the summer time or any warmer time, I still remember the smell of dry-rotten milk on the kyushoku cart. Then, it was changed to the standard paper box carton.

I was in Japan until the first semester of high school and we had kyushoku until middle school. There were no days where I did not like the food but curry rice was always my favorite.

$4.65 for a gallon of regular unleaded in the San Jose, CA.

I have fairly wide feet too, and my boots fit me perfectly. 32 boots are also for wider feet. Salomon boots are fairly narrow though.

Yea, it seems like it was too short of a notice to 3rd party for sure. But I'm still appreciating the faster speed and less memory usage of FF3 though. IE7 just blows while trying to open a new tab.

I drink green tea, jasmine tea, chrysanthemums tea, and diet coke. If those are not available or I'm just simply thirsty, then water would be my choice.

JA, The add-on I'm using is the All-in-One gesture. FF3 has its own(?) version, but I don't like how some of the usages are not there by default.

Yea... the ease of transportation after train was a clear point for me, but taking a bus for >1hr from the Nagano train station to the resort/hotel isn't too bad to me. I mean it takes me at least 3.5 hrs to get to resorts around Lake Tahoe from where I live. How are those resorts (Kagura, Naeba, Hakuba Goryou/HappoOne) after a storm or decent snow fall? I'm planning to hit them up on the weekday (Mon/Tues or Tues/Wed), but I'd like to avoid the crowd as much as possible. I don't wanna deal with crowded slopes as I already do so at the Tahoe resorts.