Famous dessert in Kyoto? Or not... we were just craving for some.
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Famous temple in Kyoto
If you think this is scary, this is nothing compared to a close-up. (No, I won't post one... ! Be glad... be very glad. =))
If you're an expert on Japanese garments, you'll know that there's a difference between 芸者 (geisha) and 舞妓 (Maiko). Now, guess which one I'm dressed as.
Yoshimi was struggling between the white or the black kimono. In the end, she went for black.
My make-up artist. When I asked if she liked her job, she let out a dry laugh. I'm still not sure what that means.. but I'd like to scrub white powder/paste on someone's face - just for fun.
My first 舞妓(there's your answer!) experience!
1 comment:
OY! that picture "My first 舞妓(there's your answer!) experience!"
makes you look as old as grandma.
i'm begining to think that jsut ain't the "extra 10pounds camera weight"....someone might had a little too much sweets in japan. SHARE THE SUGAR SUGAH!!!! :D
HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAH!!!!
*ps* WAT EVER HAPPENED TO THAT "SIMBA//LION KING" PICTURE WITH YUE YUE?!!?!?...that one was the besto!!!
PICHA O ICHIBAN DESU!!!
oh and!!! did i tell you about the japanese haircut place ova here?
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