Konnichiwa! Genki desuka? Fun to learn about the Japanese connection. I taught English in a Japanese high school in Gero, Japan from 1989 - 1991! Sayonara
Beautiful pictures of a fine event. I knew the Portuguese were in Japan very early. Nice to see a relationship of sorts continues.
You've got the same financial problems we do! It's amazing that the banks here continue to do business as usual with huge bonuses for the damn criminals that screwed up the world.
I was reading about home ownership in Spain this morning. What a mess! Something needs to be done in Europe and in the U.S. But I'm afraid there is so much money involved and so much corruption that it will be difficult, at best!
That top shot is so warm and joyful. But your outrage in the statement about the bailout is palpable...justifiably so. We are watching each other, the U.S. and the E.U., going through such terrible birth pangs. I do hope something new, something more decent is the result in the end, but I have serious doubts.
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Really colourful photos...love the top snap of the lovely young woman. The world could use lots more Friendship celebrations.
Konnichiwa! Genki desuka? Fun to learn about the Japanese connection. I taught English in a Japanese high school in Gero, Japan from 1989 - 1991!
Sayonara
How nice to have such a cultural celebration.
It's outrageous that banks can do what they want!
Love the pics - so full of joy and colour.
She has a gorgeous smile!
Banks, how right you are.
j'aime bien la premiere, un beau sourire
Beautiful pictures of a fine event. I knew the Portuguese were in Japan very early. Nice to see a relationship of sorts continues.
You've got the same financial problems we do! It's amazing that the banks here continue to do business as usual with huge bonuses for the damn criminals that screwed up the world.
I was reading about home ownership in Spain this morning. What a mess! Something needs to be done in Europe and in the U.S. But I'm afraid there is so much money involved and so much corruption that it will be difficult, at best!
I signed the petition. What the heck, we're in the same boat and there was a place to put in the U.S.
Superb post, so colourful, and this young lady in the first photo looks so lovely:)
Very interesting post and wonderful pictures!
Love that first shot!
Fantastic images and great colors!
Have a great week!
Gosto muito da primeira! Linda captura da expressão da moça!
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BIZZZZZZZ e feliz semana****
Ps: Isso de ajudar os bancos é uma vergonha! Vou là assinar já.
Cute shots of the Japanese girl. I feel bad for all those who are affected by the European financial troubles. :( Hope things get better.
Lovely images ...so colourful.
Belas fotos...Espectacular....
Completamente de acordo com petição....
Um abraço
That top shot is so warm and joyful. But your outrage in the statement about the bailout is palpable...justifiably so. We are watching each other, the U.S. and the E.U., going through such terrible birth pangs. I do hope something new, something more decent is the result in the end, but I have serious doubts.
The costumes are a rather odd mix of old and new aren't they.
Nice to have a country friendly celebration.
Your Greece comment--well done. MB
Nice pictures that make me want to be there.
The Portuguese arrived in Japan in 1543?? What took you so long? Just kidding. That's amazing.
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