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Rewatching the dev panel on evolved jobs and the cheering I hear when they announce combining combos into a single button is truly disheartening.

larp travel hack for japan go to a nice shopping area like ginza and buy a single nice item from somewhere like loro piana. just by carrying around the bag, you will be treated like royalty for the rest of the day as you explore other nice shops it's a really good chance to improve your conversational japanese because clerks will literally sit you down and feed you rare chocolates and tell you about their lives and the nice item will forever remind you of your beautiful day and the connections you made

non-larp travel hack for japan: study japanese for a year. leave your phone in america for a 5 week trip. plan nothing. travel the whole country and stop by kyoto on your way. pick a hotel in a random neighborhood. rent a bicycle so you can cross the city to visit arashiyama monkey park get visibly lost as the sun is setting and squint carefully at your map. get approached by an old woman and a young girl biking back from school. tell them you're just looking for a "kirei na keshiki" (a beautiful view) since the park you were going to is probably closed. accept the girl's invitation to take you to a bridge on her way home, and as you bike together, appreciate the timelessness of the meiji-era neighborhood in the glow of the setting sun after checking out the beautiful bridge nestled between the green hills and city, meet her parents at their family barbershop so her dad can spend about 30 minutes strategizing a proper route back for you, completely embarrassing his daughter follow that simple highway home and you will end up back in roughly the correct neighborhood. wander into an all-you-can-eat all-you-can-drink spot and get perfectly sloshed. stumble out of the restaurant into the middle of what you quickly realize is japan's biggest festival, the gion matsuri drop like $20 into what you believe is a donation box, only to be handed a ticket and ushered shoeless onto the 2nd floor of a building so you can cross a temporary bridge into a huge wooden float whose interior is gorgeously painted and filled with musicians. revel in the glory of that moment and the randomness that led you there

teachers requiring you to submit your assignments as google docs so they can look through the edit history and tell you didn't use ai is killing the "do it at the last minute" crowd.

久しぶりの「アイサーーーッ」！！ 以前の方もしておりましたが、アメリカンケンジュツでは、最後に刀についた血を自分の袖で拭うまでが、一連の流れのようですね🙏

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time for my authentic Australian bento box, kyaa~ (≧ヮ≦) 💕 Got it at this place in Sydney that’s like Australian Akihabara, Broadway Shopping Centre! 😍😍😍

A Singaporean Chinese clown trying this hard to cosplay as an anti-China colonial hall monitor is always funny. You’re confusing civilisational scale with your apartment-sized nation-state. One badly behaved tourist becomes “all East Asia hates China.” But when Western tourists get drunk, racist, violent, or entitled across Asia, suddenly it’s “individual behavior.” This is your colonial insecurity wearing a Singapore flag. You people love performing “civilized Asian” for Western applause: “Look, I’m Chinese descent, but not like those Chinese.” Congratulations. That is a leash with better grammar. And using Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and the Philippines as props for your little anti-China courtroom drama does not make you regional consensus. It makes you another self-hating diaspora account begging to be patted on the head by people who will still see you as Chinese when it suits them. Bad tourists exist from every country. Only colonial pets turn one viral clip into ethnic theater.