I've just done the typical like
assumption that every Asian person is
either going to speak Japanese or
Chinese or Korean and I tried speaking
Japanese to someone and they ended up
being
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American
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the
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now I tried speaking Japanese to someone
and they ended up being American so that
was a little bit embarrassing on my part
anyway don't assume that every Asian
person is going to speak an Asian
language that's a moral of today's
story this reminds me a lot of um Holy
Week in
Spain
when the streets are closed and
everybody basically walks down and
waiting for everything to happen it's
got that kind of feel but feels
different feels
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Japanese
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tonight we've come to a beer garden it's
a gisha beer garden or a Michel beer
garden and a Mel is basically an
apprentice gisha this beer garden you
have to actually do a reservation by
phone and I was lucky enough to get a
native Japanese speaker to do the
reservation on my
behalf
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right so I'm here in Kyoto and my Sensei
recommended this place called Sor NOOA
which is a goza um food place which is
basically a fried dumpling with pork and
we're going to try it see what it's like
I trust my Sensei because she's actually
from
Kyoto
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say
hello
now arrived
and
Chopsticks they're quite small
Andis really
good good
recommendation excellent come
here
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oops it's gone to family M and I've got
some watermelon and salt flavored
Fanta and it says here
sua sua and something sua and something
and it tastes like watermelon and salt
literally you got the first bit of taste
is a watermelon and then all of a sudden
it tastes like salt it's kind of strange
I don't know how they how can they do it
how can they make it taste so realistic
really don't understand
crazy
hey