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05-27-2009, 03:15 AM
I think it was yours or Housetek's post that I got the reccomendation from.
Do you think that $6000 would be alright for a month? You haven't dug your hole too deep until it's killed you
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05-27-2009, 03:29 AM
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You need three things in order to stay in Japan. (vacation) 1. Airplane ticket. 2. Housing 3. Money for food Airplane ticket would cost somewhere along the lines of $900-$1,500 for an adult round-trip flight. Sakura house charges on average about $500 a month. Yes. Very, very, very inexpensive. And depending how fancy you eat, the price could range from $100 to sky-high figures. Without spending anything on other that the three things above, you're looking at roughly $3000-$3,500 per month in Japan. Might be different for others, but that's just how I have figured it. If you have friends in Japan, stay with them. That takes care of the housing. If they're nice friends, they'll probably feed you. That takes care of the food.  猿も木から落ちる
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05-27-2009, 03:36 AM
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I definetely love these NOFX lyrics :] Absolute shibari, cold noodles and hot sake The mistress bar in Roppongi is the place For Japanese hardcore, not the kind you’re gonna find at the record store Not the kind designed for the kind hearted Do not pass go, do not get bail Go directly to Osaka Jail Where you get locked or drunk under the table For just under 10,000 yen You can visit hell and come back again For the process of hurting and healing Cake and candle wax dessert It’s not fun ‘til someone gets hurt Who’s the next to get hung from the ceiling So if you want rewards and consequence They got the cool and unusual punishments Get on your knees for Japanese instruction Rope and Cigarette burns, forget about any health concerns This is pure assisted self-destruction You haven't dug your hole too deep until it's killed you
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