Charlie Sakuma, a Japanese-born electrician who has mastered traditional Ukranian music:
a clip of one of his performance:
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Japanese Musician Promotes Traditional Ukrainian Music
Published January 30, 2011 Music , News , Random 3 CommentsHey guys! Sorry I did not tell you that I am back in Manila and I have the internet so wait for more posts coming up soon.
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Though nothing beats a maid cafe in Japan. It is a good try.
Pinoys who are big fans of the Japanese culture, will be familiar with a maid cafe. Popular in Akihabara, Japanese women dress up in French Maid costumes and treat costumers like masters. Ozine offered a similar experience during some of their anime conventions, but the Pinoy market requested for more.
Reia Ayunan, a veteran cosplayer and a former Mini Moni fame, seized that opportunity and founded MeiDolls Maid Cafe. Learn more about them after the jump.
Meidolls Maid Cafe is a Japanese inspired cafe, complete with French maids and a Japanese motif. Experience being treated with respect by these lovely maids. Eat and drink delicious but affordable food. Watch them sing and dance along with your favorite anime song.
Come visit them at Saunterfield (2nd Floor), Km.20 Ortigas Avenue Extension, Cainta, Philippines.
If you are commuting, please remember to drop-off at Brookside Village Phase II and take note of the following landmarks:
– Mang Inasal
– Saunders Building (orange building)
– Sea Oil gasoline station
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Here’s a video of Ken Shimura and Pan-kun cleaning the house and getting it read for its overhaul:
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Check this out. A guy hacked the kinect and installed it to a robot so he can control it. Can this be the future?
Now give me huge gundam look alike robots.
Title: Meron Akong Ano
Artist: Kamikazee (feat. Chito Miranda, Ian Tayao, Reg Rubio)
In Japan, Facebook seems to have been known and used by only those who came back from studying or working overseas.
Among Social Networking Services (SNS), mixi is most popular in Japan.
While around 5 hundred million people in the world use Facebook, Facebook users in Japan are 10% of mixi users.
The big difference between Facebook and mixi is using one’s real name to register.
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And for some gaming stuff here is a video about the upcoming game “Dead Space 2”.
Ippon Manzoku Bar commercia
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Japanese MSDF Anti-Piracy Operations in Gulf of Aden: Over 32,000 Served
Published January 18, 2011 Japanese-Filipino moments , News Leave a Comment
The Philippine Daily Inquirer reports on Japan’s naval mission protecting merchant ships from Somali pirates:
Of the more than 32,600 sailors who benefited from Japan’s Self-Defense Force’s “anti-piracy operations” in the Gulf of Aden during the past 18 months, at least 10,607 were Filipinos, according to the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City.
In a report, the embassy said “Filipino seafarers are by far the biggest beneficiaries of this ship escort operations in terms of crew members’ nationalities.”
The mission also disclosed that 10 Philippine-flagged ships were among 1,394 vessels that benefited from the same operations.
It said that “following the passage of Japan’s Law on Punishment and Measures against Acts of Piracy on July 24, 2009, its Self-Defense Force started vessel-escorting operations in the Gulf of Aden not only for Japanese vessels but also for all foreign vessels.”
“The legislation enables units of Japan’s Self-Defense Force (including P-3C patrol aircraft) to protect vessels from acts of piracy, complimenting other efforts made globally to ensure safe passage for ships off the coast of Somalia and the Gulf of Aden,” the embassy also said.
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