A blog will be posted soon on www.teamkaizengames.com that tells more too

FYI--when we visited the shrine and temple we didn't pray or anything like that for religous reasons--which Fujika (one of our guides) said that they aren't extremely religous in Japan anyways so they were very understanding of it---this is only a small amount of the photos I took (I alone took 300) but I figured these were the stand outs--plus we have some old-style film getting developed and Trev and I also have on-ride photos from all the coasters we rode.

BTW today (7-7-07) is Team KAIZEN's Birthday! Last year on 7-7-06 is when Fortitude Entertainment Group (www.fortitudeentertainment.com) initially told us they wanted to sign with us (which they did less than a month later) so this is our company B-DAY

Josh

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You'd think if you were going to make a thousand dollar sign you'd spend the extra 5 bucks to get someone to tell you if it's comprehensible.

Not that I'm against shutting up taste of beef to make the time of one pleasing.

Looks like lots of fun.

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Originally posted by cohort X:
Someone needs to start an English to English service.

You'd think if you were going to make a thousand dollar sign you'd spend the extra 5 bucks to get someone to tell you if it's comprehensible.

Not that I'm against shutting up taste of beef to make the time of one pleasing.

Looks like lots of fun.

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LOL yeah man---we almost felt guilty because all of us about bowed-over laughing when we saw it but we didn't want to make the restaurant feel bad. In Harajuku I took a pic of a ice-cream stand's menu that listed stuff like this

Vanilla Ice Cream: 800 yen (I am not sure of price--just guessing here)
The Other Ice Cream: 800 yen

Funny huh? And one restaurant's menu sold 'sundwiches'---and no it wasn't done on purpose---I didn't post the sunwich or other ice cream photos because my camera couldn't handle how close up I was trying to get and the pic ended up being blurry---so I don't know if it would have been readable at all.

OH YEAH! Another blurry photo that I wish would have turned out better:
In Japan, they are obbsessed with crane games, and there was some crane games near Geo-Panic that had smaller toys in them---on the top of the crane game they had the most hilarious sign:

Size is cute and lovely, but pleasure is great!

We DID fall over laughing on that one---they were just cute little stuffed animals--probably to loop on a purse or cell phone

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Sam Washburn

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