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Kirai - Un geek en Japón by Héctor García — Bicicleta híbrida de Sanyo - [ Translate this page ]Aquí la bicicleta de montaña fué un boom durante los 90 y desde entonces la ... cara es de cojones pero joder iria de putisima madre para cualquier cosa! ... 2.
Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Fake panda A Geek in Japan. Contando mis aventuras, mis viajes, mi vida y todo lo que voy aprendiendo sobre esta cultura oriental. 3.
Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Real money disappearing in Japan For example, today I tried to live without “real money”. In the morning I used the train and the bus, I paid both with my IC card. ... 4.
Kirai - Un geek en Japón by Héctor García — Hacer gárgaras es sano - [ Translate this page ]La cosa es llenar 1/4 de un vaso con vinagre y hacer gárgaras en varias tandas .... Gargaras de agua con sal, dicen que los japoneses no se equivocan. [...] ... 5.
Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Kawaii I’ve been hesitant to call any Japanese girl “Kawaii” just in case I didn’t fully understand it’s meaning. Sure enough… But hey, now I know! ... 6.
Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Kawaii Girls sitting in a very kawaii position and wearing kawaii clothes. Kawaii phenomenon origins. The word kawaii is a neologism that appeared in the Japanese ... 7.
Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Giant jellyfish “Echizen Kurage” in Japanese or “Nomura’s Jellyfish” in English are the biggest jellyfish in the world, they inhabit between Japan and ... 8.
Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Hiro Nakamura’s katana Are Hiro Nakamura and his father descendants from Miyamoto Musashi/Takezo Kensei? Are Heroes main characters Gods? Is Heroes a battle between Gods? ... 9.
Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Oldest hotel-company in the world But since Kongogumi was absorbed by another company, the Hoshi Ryokan became the oldest company in the world. The Hoshi Ryokan was founded ... 10.
Kirainet.com - A geek in Japan — Bicycle bells Yes!, bicycles in Japan can ride in the sidewalks. Then I got a bike and did the same as them, go by the sidewalks and ring the bell when ... |
