Because I do not want to write a real post, I decided I would interview myself about the Japan trip I just went on. Here is a transcript of the interview I gave myself. It was a thrilling and hard hitting interview (I went Larry King on my ass).
How did you prepare for the trip?
Wikitravel
Most useful thing you brought with you?
A Japan Rail pass (you can't travel around Japan without it, seriously, I think it might be financial impossible) and Golze, because he told me what trains to take.
What did you see?
I forgot look at the pictures from the previous post
Where did you go?
Japan, I think Golze is going to make a map of where we went but too many places to list in one interview.
What was your favorite place?
I don't remember much of the trip anymore, but I did like the ninjas and the onsens in Beppu were awesome, except for that really hot one.
Least favorite place?
I don't think I had one, but sitting on the train station platforms kind of sucked after a while.
Best thing you saw?
Japanese people doing 50's music and ninjas.
Worst thing you saw?
A monkey dropping a deuce.
Weirdest thing you saw?
The weirdest thing I saw was something I didn't see, and that was trash cans. For some reason Japan does not have trash cans, but its one of the cleanest countries I have ever been to, scratch that, it is the cleanest in the world (just wikipedia it). Also, it was weird to see that Japanese girls don't believe in winter, because almost all the school girls I saw were dressed for summer.
Favorite thing you ate?
Okonomiyaki (which I am trying to figure out how to bring to Beijing, because it would make a killing) and inari-zushi (I can't get enough of the stuff, just like my grandma used to make) and last but not least SUSHI fresh from the Tokyo fish market. The sushi was so fresh that you could still taste the sea and the old man who caught it.
Least favorite food?
Do they have bad food?
Any people you would like to thank?
I would like to thank Steve and Caitlyn for hosting us at there place and feeding us and driving us around and showing us their hood and translating and everything else they did that I forgot. It was great thank you. Also sorry about the stickers.
If you have more questions about our trip post a comment to our blog or email Golze and he will answer all your questions.
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2 comments:
i seriously don't know how you fit all that in your trip. glad you had fun though.
i am PISSSSSSSED about the stickers.
just kidding but one student refered to you as "Ben and Kronn" the other day. i tried to get her to pronounce Durrrelll, but she and her posse decided it's too hard.
so Kronn it is.
you should notify your bank so they can print you mew checks.
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