Monday, January 18, 2010

ORANGE RANGE



Miyamori Ryou (Ryo) - low vocals


Hokama Hiroki (Hiroki) - mid vocals

Ganeko Yamato (Yamato) - high vocals

Miyamori You (Yoh) - bass

Hiroyama Naoto (Naoto) - gitar, leader

[sunting] Mantan Anggota

Kitao Kazuhito

[sunting] Daftar Album

[sunting] Singel

Michishirube (ミチシルベ ) (Indies) (25 Agustus 2002)

1.Michishirube (ミチシルベ )

2.MIDNIGHT GAGE

3.Kirikirimai ~Ryukyudisko Remix~ (キリキリマイ ~リューキューディスコRemix~)

Kirikirimai (キリキリマイ) (4 Juni 2003)

1.Kirikirimai (キリキリマイ)

2.Samurai Mania (サムライマニア)

3.Kirikirimai ~Yamadahisashi Roudoku ver~ (キリキリマイ~やまだひさし朗読Ver.~)

4.Kirikirimai ryukyudisco mix (キリキリマイ ryukyudisco mix)

5.Tentenkomui (テンテコマイ)

Shanghai Honey (上海ハニー) (16 Juli 2003)

1.Shanghai Honey (上海ハニー)

2.New Tokyo Machine (ニュー・トウキオマシン)

3.Shanghai Honey ~ Ryukyudisco Remix~ (上海ハニー ~ryukyudisco remix~)

4.Shanghai Honey ~Shanghai Style~ (上海ハニー ~上海style~)

Viva★Rock (ビバ★ロック) (22 Oktober 2003)

1.Viva Rock (ビバ★ロック)

2.Velocity 3000 (ベロシティー3000)

3.Viva Rock ~Ryukyudisco Remix~ (ビバ★ロック~ryukyudisco remix~)

4.Nagisa no Roko Girl (渚のロコガール)

5.Viva Rock ~Japanese Side~ (ビバ★ロック~japanese side~)

Rakuyou (落陽) (27 November 2003)

1.Rakuyou (落陽)

2.Party Night (パーリィナイッ)

3.Rakuyou ~Ryukyu Acoustic Mix~ (落陽 ~ryukyu acoustic mix~)

Michishirube ~a road home~ (ミチシルベ) (25 Februari 2004)

1.Michishirube ~A Road Home~ (ミチシルベ~a road home~)

2.Zung Zung Funky Music

3.Yamauchi Chuukouka (山内公園)

4.Michishirube ~A Road Home Ryukyudisco Remix~ (ミチシルベ~a road home・ryukyudisco remix~)

Locolotion (ロコローション) (9 Juni 2004)

1.Locolotion (ロコローション)

2.Monkey Magic

3.Orange Boat

4.Locolotion ~Ryukyudisco Remix~ (ロコローション~RYUKYUDISCO REMIX~)

Chest (チェスト) (25 Agustus 2004)

1.Chest (チェスト)

2.Shuuji kun (修二君)

3.Kirikirimai Disco Mix (キリキリマイ DISCO MIX)

4.Chest Live Mix? featuring Paul Gilbert (チェスト LIVE MIX? featuring PAUL GILBERT)

Hana (花) (20 Oktober 2004)

1.Hana (花)

2.Kasō (花想)

3.Hana (Original Track) (花 original track)

* ~Asterisk~ (*~アスタリスク~) (23 Februari 2005)

1.*~Asterisk~ (*~アスタリスク~)

2.Mission in Taisakusen (ミッション in 大作戦)

3.Spiral (スパイラル)

4.* ~Asterisk~ (Romantic Ver.) (*~アスタリスク~ ロマンティックVer.)

Love Parade (ラヴ・パレード) (25 Mei 2005)

1.Love Parade (ラヴ・パレード)

2.Okihabara Inaa O-721 (沖葉原イナー O-721)

Onegai! Señorita (お願い!セニョリータ) (8 Juni 2005)

1.Onegai! Señorita (お願い!セニョリータ)

2.Nettai Night (ねったいナイト)

3.Hai! Moshimoshi...Natsu Desu! (はい!もしもし・・・夏です)

Kizuna (キズナ) (24 Agustus 2005)

1.Kizuna (キズナ)

2.Soy Sauce no Theme (ソイソースのTheme)

3.Ho Ho Ho (ほほほ)

4.Kizuna ~Acoustic Ver.~ (キズナ)

Champione (チャンピオーネ) (10 Mei 2006)

1.Champione (チャンピオーネ)

2.Walk on

UN ROCK STAR (30 Agustus 2006)

1.UN ROCK STAR

2.Fuurinkazan (風林火山)

3.My Rifle feat. Petunia Rocks (マイ・ライフル ~feat.ペチュニアロックス~)

4.U topia ~LIVE TOUR 005 ИATURAL~

SAYONARA (25 Oktober 2006)

1.SAYONARA

2.YARISUGI Manbou (YARISUGI マンボウ)

3.Lonely Fighter (ロンリーファイター)

Ika SUMMER (イカSUMMER) (25 April 2007)

1.Ika SUMMER (イカSUMMER)

2.SJK06

3.DANCE 2 ~DJ KAGAMI REMIX~

Ikenai Taiyou (イケナイ太陽)(18 Juli 2007)

1.Ikenai Taiyou (イケナイ太陽)

2.Iketenai Taiyou (Instrumental) (イケテナイ太陽)

Kimi Station ((君station) (5 Maret 2008)

1.Kimi Station (君station)

2.powder beats

3.LaLaLa ((仮)ラララ)

[sunting] Mini-Album

Orange Ball (22 Februari 2002)

1.Soujuuko (奏重鼓)

2.Gadget Groove (ガジェットグルーヴ)

3.Kirikirimai (キリキリマイ)

4.Flower Garden (フラワーガーデン)

5.Chuudoku (中毒)

6.Velocity (ベロシティー)

7.Funk Tune (ファンクテューン)

8.Soujuuko -RKDRMX- (奏重鼓)

[sunting] Album

1st Contact (17 Desember 2003)

1.Fever!

2.Shanghai Honey (上海ハニー)

3.Mission in Poppiple (ミッションinポッピプル)

4.Young 8 (ヤング8)

5.Samurai Mania (サムライマニア)

6.Yuugu Red (ゆうぐレッド)

7.Viva★Rock (ビバ★ロック)

8.Japanese People (ジャパニーズピープル)

9.Party Night (パーリィナイッ)

10.O-MO-I

11.TWISTER

12.Velocity 3000 (ベロシティー3000)

13.Kirikirimai ~Album Ver.~ (キリキリマイ)

14.Rakuyou ~Long Ver.~ (落陽)

15.Ambienta (アンビエンタ)

16.Yamauchi-chuu Kouka (山内中校歌)

musiQ (1 Desember 2004)

1.KA・RI・SU・MA

2.Chest (チェスト)

3.Locolotion (ロコローション)

4.Ishin Denshin (以心電信)

5.ZUNG ZUNG FUNKY MUSIC

6.Padi Bon Mahe (パディ ボン マヘ)

7.City Boy (シティボーイ)

8.Xie Xie (謝謝)

9.Danshi-ing session (男子ing session)

10.Beat Ball

11.Michishirube ~a road home~ (ミチシルベ)

12.Hana (花)

13.FULLTHROTTLE

14.Matsuri Danshaku (祭男爵)

15.papa

16.HUB☆STAR

17.Oh! Yeah

18.SP Thanx

19.Zipangu 2 Zipangu (ジパング2ジパング)

ИATURAL (12 Oktober 2005)

1.yumekaze

2.Yumejin (夢人)

3.Onegai! Señorita (お願い!セニョリータ)

4.Winter Winner

5.CRAZY BAND

6.Ame (雨)

7.GOD69

8.HYSTERIC TAXI

9.pe nyom pong

10.Sakadzuki Jammer (盃 Jammer)

11.* ~Asterisk~ (*~アスタリスク~)

12.sunrise

13.U topia

14.BETWEEN

15.re-cycle

16.Kizuna (キズナ)

17.Love Parade (ラヴ・パレード)

18.Иatural Pop

19.Kirikirimai ~Fantastic Four Remix~

Squeezed (Remix Album) (12 April 2006)

1.Ishin Denshin (Takkyu Ishino Remix) (以心電信)

2.Locolotion (Space Cowboy Remix) (ロコローション)

3.Kirikirimai (cherry blossom front mix) (キリキリマイ)

4.Padi Bon Mahe (Kan Takagi REMIX) (パディ ボン マヘ)

5.Love Parade (NEWDEAL REMIX) (ラヴ・パレード)

6.GOD69 (RYUKYUDISKO REMIX)

7.Onegai! Señorita (Shin's Rockin' Techno) (お願い! セニョリータ )

8.* ~Asterisk~ (Ken Ishii's Seventh City) (*~アスタリスク~)

9.Hai! Moshimoshi...Natsu desu! (Dogday Afternoo) (はい!もしもし・・・夏です!)

10.Иatural Pop (Takagi Masakatsu "girls" remix)

11.Shanghai Honey (KAGAMI remix)

12.Chest (intro Sooki ReMIX)

13.Hana (AGERO'S TWIST DA WEDDING MIX) (花)

14.BETWEEN (Petunia Rocks REMIX) (ペチュニアロックスREMIX)

ORANGE RANGE (6 Desember 2006)

1.MIRACLE

2.Champione (チャンピオーネ)

3.DANCE2 feat. Soy Sauce

4.FAT

5.BEAUTIFUL DAY

6.Fuurinkazan (風林火山)

7.Everysing

8.Walk on

9.So Little Time feat. Petunia Rocks

10.FIRE BUN feat. GOD MAKING

11.UN ROCK STAR

12.Hello

13.LIGHTS

14.Great Escape

15.STEP BY STEP

16.SAYONARA

17.Silent Night

ORANGE (Best Album) (25 Juli2007)

1.Locolotion (ロコローション)

2.DANCE2 feat. Soy Sauce

3.Onegai! Señorita (お願い!セニョリータ)

4.* ~Asterisk~ (*~アスタリスク~)

5.Michishirube ~a road home~ (ミチシルベ)

6.Champione (チャンピオーネ)

7.UN ROCK STAR

8.Kirikirimai (キリキリマイ)

9.ZUNG ZUNG FUNKY MUSIC

10.yumekaze

11.GOD69

12.SP Thanx

13.Иatural Pop

14.O-MO-I

15.Ikenai Taiyou (TV Size) (イケナイ太陽)

RANGE (Best Album)(25 Juli2007)

1.Hana (花)

2.Shanghai Honey (上海ハニー)

3.Love Parade (ラヴ・パレード)

4.Kizuna (キズナ)

5.Viva★Rock (ビバ★ロック)

6.SAYONARA

7.Chest (チェスト)

8.Rakuyou ~Long Ver.~ (落陽)

9.Ishin Denshin (以心電信)

10.Walk on

11.Danshi-ing session (男子ing session)

12.MIRACLE

13.TWISTER

14.Winter Winner

15.Ikenai Taiyou (TV Size) (イケナイ太陽)

Saturday, January 16, 2010

House Hunters International

Locating a place to live is exciting, confusing, tiring, confusing, and a good way to start to learn your way around. It has also been a good way to get totally lost. I could not find my back to most of these apartments, but that is not such a problem since I will never have to remember how to get back to most of them. As with any real estate search the "perfect place" is a balance between location, size & amenitiy, and price. These samples below will illustrate some of this balance

Apartment 1 - this is the 4th we have looked at so far. It is located in Togoshi, a very dense traditional Japanese neighborhood oriented around a primary pedestrian street (not designated as such, but predominantly pedestrian with a few vehicles that brave the masses) packed with small shops, markets, and restaurants.


This area has quickly emerged as our prefered location. This apartment is 1DK (meaning 1 bedroom with a dining room/kitchen) and a little over 40 square meters (430 square feet). It is new construction, multilevel, and we love the closet space (which is totally shown in the single photo, and is enormous compared to most).


Apartment 2 - again in Togoshi this is 2DK (2 bedroom, dining/kitchen). A very traditional layout, with a tatami bedroom. Not much else to write home about. The most expensive of the group, and not an ideal layout, but good space in a great location.




Apartment 3 - another in Togoshi. This is perhaps the largest apartment we have seen. It is a bit older than most we have seen and a very traditional floorplan. It is 1LDK (bedroom, living room, dining/kitchen) and 48 square meters (516 sq.ft.). We see potential in the floorplan, but also see that it could require a bit more furniture ($$$), and may provide space we do not absolutely need. Of course it could also be a good value given the size and the price. The major draw back is that it is on the ground floor, which limits the natural light, and privicy since it fronts the street. It also makes us a bit worried about drying our clothes, since it is common to hang your clothes on the balcony to dry to conserve energy. The good thing is that not many people can fit into my clothes, and to be honest my fashion is so 90's not a single Japanese person would be caught dead in my clothes...Aya is a bit more worried about her gear.













Apartment 4 - In the heart of Togoshi, on the main street. A truly mixed use building with this unit being 1LDK , and 44.4 square meters (478sq.ft.). This one has just about everything we could want...a great location, a good price, and enough space to satisfy. But, and there always seems to be a but, THE BATHROOM SINK IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE KITCHEN (see last picture)!!! This is a retrofit of an older building so you can expect some quirks, but we are not sure if this is a deal breaker. However, it would be great to walk out your door and be foot steps away from the grocery store, produce market, fresh seafood market, butcher shop, etc. It will also be nice to only have to navigate a single street to get everything we need. I have not yet learned how to say, "I am lost, can you please take me home?," nor as a man can I admit that no matter where on earth I am.











Apartment 5 - This is a 1LDK unit. Not much to say. It is not special in size, location, or price. Just put it on here so you would have more pictures to look at.









Apartment 6 - a 1LDK unit, 63 square meters (678 sq.ft.). This is one of the largest, and least expensive units we have seen. Thus, this unit sacrifices location. It is the furthest from work, and would be about a 20-25 minute bicycle ride to get there. In my mind that makes walking to work as likely as living on the sun. This split level does have great space, but it is a bit cavernous due to being on the gound floor with the bedroom in what is basically the basement. However, it has one of the better kitchens we have seen since it acutally has a counter top...about 2 feet of it.














Apartment 7 - a 1LDK, this unit is one of the more recently constructed. It has nice finishes, and is a good size for us. It is about 5 blocks from Togoshi, but is on the 3rd floor of a building located along the 2nd most major roadway in Japan. The vehicular traffic is a constant, and this unit is not quite high enough to escape the noise. However, this is a very desirable area, and the real estate agent was sure to remind us that this apartment was already shown earlier in the day, has a showing tomorrow, and will likely not last long. Rest assured that high pressure sales are not unique to any country.
What is interesting is that in Tokyo they have some unique customs when it comes to renting an apartment. Of course there is the 1-2 month deposit typical of any rental, and payment of the first months rent at signing. But on top of this you will also have a 1-2 month "gift" for the right to rent the apartment, plus a one month finders fee for the real estate agent. So based on the average price of $1400/month we will owe about $8400 when we decide which apartment we will rent. Thank god $2800 of that will be returned if we do not damage anything...it will be interesting to see how that process goes.


Wednesday, January 13, 2010

formatting

Not quite sure what the deal is with this blog. It shows me one thing when I am setting it up, and as soon as I press "post" it formats the pictures and text however it wants. To those with graphic sensibilities I appologize. I can only hope I get better as the posts continue. (I tried to keep the formatting simple with all of the pictures aligned to the right and text to the left. But this is what I get) Maybe when I stop trying it will all work out...that's how I ended up here at least.

The Office

So this is the office. Pretty much like any other
office...but as if working wasn't bad enough everything is in some other language! When I say everything I mean EVERYTHING! TIme sheets, computer programs, scheduling meetings, even saving a word document is an adventure. Its is amazing how different everything in a drop down menu looks when they consist of this あいうかっこききぶぷたん. Not sure if I am saving a file or erasing the servers, but what they heck just hit what I think means yes and keep going. If it really messes something up we can always blame the intern...
which I think is me. At least that is the only
wordI recognize when everyone is pointing at me and laughing. The walk to work is nice,
about 15 minutes along the Meguro River. Everyday the office does lunch together from the 7-11. This will soon be a topic all of its own. Amazing what you can get from a convenience store in Japan. The final picture is of my desk. Not much, but it is all mine (right now I am happy to claim anything as mine since I am still leaching off of Aya's parents, sleeping in a crib, and living out of suitcases). They told me not to get my work area too messy until they are sure this is working out. No one
wants to clean up after the gaijin (foreigner)
if they decide to have me deported for not properly serving the tea with lunch. Hopefully, I have been doing enough right to offset the mistakes. Everyone has been extremely helpful, and as best as I can tell I am actually able to help them at times. Maybe they are just to nice to tell me the truth, but either way things are going well so far.
































Monday, January 11, 2010

We Have Arrived!!!

Welcome to Tok'yall, the blog that will follow the adventures of a simple southern boy & his native guide in Tokyo. So far all is well. We arrived 2 days ago and have been acclimating to our new environment nicely. Aya's parents were happy to see her, and even happier to know she will be here for a while. I guess they are coming to terms that I too will be here for a while, but her father continues to try to scare me away with talk of 9-7 workdays (supposedly I will be leaving earlier than the Japanese staff), and casual 9-5 saturdays. I am pretty sure he is joking. No one works that much right??? I guess I will find out as I begin working tomorrow.

Aya's parents treated us to home delivered sushi saturday night. Amazing that you can have fresh sushi delivered for $13 per person, but a medium pizza delivered is about $30. So far we have eaten very well, although I am not 100% sure what some of it has been. This morning we had a traditional new years breakfast which consisted of broiled sardines, fish cakes, pickled vegetables, cured fish wraped in seaweed, herrin roe, pumpkin, potatoes, lotus root, bamboo shoot, ozoni (a soy broth with rice cake, chicken, green onion, youzu citrus, and mushrooms), and a special sweet sake. A little different than bacon and eggs.
We have begun looking for an apartment. So far we have only toured 3, but one thing is for sure, whatever we find will be SMALL! The largest we have seen is about 500 square feet, and has 2 bedrooms. I guess if you work 100 of 168 hours in a week you do not need much but a bed to come home to (good since that is about all that will fit). We hope to see many more apartments in the next few weeks, but will have to balance location, size, and cost.
Today was a holiday, "coming of age day", celebrating everyone who turns 20 this year. It celebrates their entrance into adulthood (and 100 hour work weeks - you're welcome!). We went to the Meiji Shrine, along with thousands of others, to pray and observe the women in traditional kimonos. It is amazing how ornate they are. Apparently they can also cost in excess of $10,000. It is kind of like a fashion show with all of the young women in kimonos posing for crowds of people taking photos very much like paparazzi.
After the shrine we toured Takeshita in the Harajuku district. It is a very interesting street consisting of shops, restaurants, and cafes. It caters to the younger 20 something crowd, and leather wearing gender benders. From there we went to Aoyama Road which is the fashion district. If it is name brand and costs 5 to 500 times what it is worth you can find it on this street. Needless to say I was a bit out of place here, but it was fun to window shop and people watch.
So far it is going great. It is obviously a big change, but so long as I can get the "Big America Texas Burger" everything will be just fine.











































Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Singapura (chapter 1)

Merlion, Eslpanade

Singapore, tidak terbayang bisa sampai di negara tetangga yang satu ini. Dulu Singapore aku anggap tempat yang hanya dapat dikunjungi oleh artis dan orang berduit yang kebanyakan hanya pergi untuk jalan-jalan dan berbelanja. Tapi.. yap aku bisa sampai disana :)


Dengan budget terbatas dan rencana yang bisa dibilang mendadak karena ide untuk berangkat ke sana muncul seminggu sebelumnya, perjalananku kali ini hanyalah memakan waktu seharian. Dan yang paling membuat aku sangat bersemangat untuk pergi ke sana karena bersama dengan orang yang paling kusayang, MyLuv.. :)




Dengan modal peta, passport, npwp dan 295 SDG, kami berangkat menuju pelabuhan harbourfront Singapore melalui pelabuhan Sekupang Batam pada pukul 06:15 WIB. perjalan ditempuh dalam waktu 45 menit. Waktu Batam dan Singapore memiliki selisih 1 jam. Sehingga kami sampai pada pukul 8-9 WS (Waktu Singapore :p). Saat pertama kali sampai di sana hal yang pertama kali kami lakukan adalah mencari tempat makan! hehe.. maklum berangkat pagi kami tidak punya persiapan untuk makan pagi. Tapi.. setelah berkeliling di pelabuhan harbourfront dimana pelabuhan tersebut juga merupakan mall dan tempat perbelanjaan kami tidak menemukan restoran yang tepat, yaitu yang berlabel halal. Akhirnya kami menahan, menunda makan dan hanya menyiapkan bekal makanan ringan dan minum dari supermarket, ya mungkin nanti ditempat tujuan selanjutnya bisa menemukan tempat makan yang diinginkan.

Pada pelabuhan harbourfront pengunjung dapat langsung mengakses sarana transport MRT (Mass Rapid Transportation). Dengan MRT anda bisa kemana saja ke tempat tujuan yang utama yang ada di Singapore ini, seperti tujuan kami pertama yaitu Merlion. Tiket karcis MRT sebenarnya relatif cukup murah, namun cukup sulit bagi kami yang tidak mengerti caranya. Mesin tiket MRT huntuk tujuan dekat hanyalah memerlukan biaya 2 SGD, oleh karena itu anda dapat menggunakan uang pas yaitu pecahan 2 SGD. Sedangkan uang yang kami bawa pecahan diatas 10 SGD dimana mesin tidak bisa memberikan kembalian diatas 5 SGD. Jadi bagi anda yang akan menggunakan MRT ini disarankan siapkan uang pas 2 SGD :p Menaiki MRT adalah pengalaman pertama bagiku, naik kereta bawah tanah yang kecepatannya memang terasa sangat tinggi. Hanya dalam beberapa menit dan sekali pindah jalur (oper) kami telah sampai ditujuan terdekat kami yaitu stasiun balapan solo.. hyaahhh.. maksutku stasiun raffles. Setelah sampai pada stasiun ini kembali kami sampai pada tempat perbelanjaan/mall. Saat keluar mall ini kami berada pada Raffles Avenue. Jalan ini adalah tempat gedung esplanade berada yaitu gedung yang sepertinya merupakan gedung pertunjukan theater yang bentuknya lucu seperti durian :p


Hmm pertama kali melihat gedung-gedung dan jalanan disekitar tampak sekali perbedaan antara Indonesia dengan Singapore. Jalanan begitu bersih, sepi, tidak polusi walau cuaca disana sangat panas terik. Hehe.. memang jalanan terlihat sepi karena mungkin aktifitas transportasi negara ini kebanyakan terjadi di bawah tanah. Setelah mengagumi dan beberapa kali foto, kami melanjutkan perjalanan menuju Merlion. Untung ada peta, kalo tidak ada.. hmm tidak tau mungkin amu ke arah mana kami pada sat itu :D walau panas tetap tidak menjadi halagan bagi kami karena suasana jalan yang bersih dan pemandangan gedung-gedung sangat enak dinikmati. Sampai-sampai tidak terasa dari kejauhan kami melihat patung Merlion tampak terlihat. Yap hatiku senang.. terlebih MyLuvy :) bagi dia ini adalah mimpinya yang terwujudkan ^^

Sedang asyik berfoto dengan kamera digital pinjaman ternyata batreinya habis!! hyaahh... untung Hape MyLuvy dilengkapi dengan kamera 5MPX :) saat sampai pada lokasi Meri (begitu panggilan untuk Merlion oleh MyLuvy) terdapat Meri dengan ukuran mini. hmm mungkin ini Meri waktu kecil kali ya.. haha.. dan Meri dewasa pun tampak indah dengan terlihat menyemburkan air dari mulutnya. Pada lokasi ini banyak sekali pengunjung atau turis yang juga ikut berfoto. Cuaca panaspun membuat kami tidak bisa bertahan lama dilokasi ini. Sudah lapar panas pula.. ya.. kami harus berpamitan dengan Meri, bye Meri.. pasti nanti kami akan mengunjungi kamu lagi :)




Setelah puas berfoto kami segera berniat ke tujuan selanjutnya. kembali pada stasiun sebelumnya kami melewati taman, tugu "Our Glorius Dead", memasuki lahan parkir bawah tanah dari gedung eslpanade yang unik berwarna biru, lobby gedung tersebut dimana terdapat hiasan yang agak tidak jelas maksutnya :p yah mungkin ini dikarenakan bangsa ini kurang memiliki ragam budaya seperti Indonesia, dan... akhirnya kami sampai pada stasiun Raffles untuk melanjutkan ke tujuan kami selanjutnya yaitu pulau Sentosa.



Yah sekian dulu,, udah ngantuk ini nulisnya.. :p untuk cerita selanjutnya tunggu pada postingan berikutnya :)

for My Beloved One, I Luv U..

Monday, October 19, 2009

cwek cakep

Apaan sich..? Berikut ini ada penjelasannya..

Japanlunatic adalah sebuah room chat khusus untuk belajar bahasa Jepang di room chat aplikasi MIG33. Awalnya dibuat untuk mengatasi over-loaded-nya room adeluna_ yang terbentuk sekitar awal Mei 2008.

Room Japanlunatic sendiri diresmikan bersama-sama tepatnya pada tanngal 13 Juni 2008.
Yang buat room n official Friendster is adeluna_, yang ngusulin nama is keyra_cantikz, yang bikin nick are kaguya_belz n kyara_shirikawa, yang buat logo is degast.(Sumber http://profiles.friendster.com/71933424)

Seiring dengan perkembangannya yang makin saja pesat, maka komunitas Japanlunatic ini sudah beberapa kali mengadakan KOPDAR(ketemuan) di berbagai daerah seperti di Semarang dan di Bandung. Japanlunatic juga telah membuat website untuk komunitasnya yang bisa diakses melalui japanlunatic.jw.lt

Komunitas ini sangatlah berguna bagi kalian yang ingin mempelajari bahasa Jepang mulai dari awal dan juga sebagai ajang untuk mencari teman di seantero Indonesia ini.

Selamat ber-chatting, selamat belajar dan semoga cepat bisa..

Ganbatte ne..