kenleewrites in 日本

The title says it all. Why fun pranks like this do not happen in the lectures I sit in is beyond me… sigh… Really worth a watch. ^^.

A sneak peak at one of the mechanical engineering research labs at my university. In my opinion, not a very attractive place to work… I feel it could be alot tidier… but your mileage might differ. I’m more into numerical methods and simulation. Mostly software, not hardware. So my work space is pretty similar to an air-conditioned computer lab.

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Saw this on TV and searched for it on YouTube. That’s the norm these days right? ^^. Check this video out. You’ll laugh tears!

In case you were wondering, he’s singing dragostea din tei by o-zone. You know, the numa numa song. ^^.

Do we even have milk seafood here in Tokyo anymore? Took this while on my last trip to Malaysia. Cup noodles for RM$6.90 a cup is pretty expensive by Malaysian standards. You can get more flavor for your buck at the hawker centers. ^^.

Another post about easy Japanese songs to entertain/impress your friends and bosses at the karaoke. There are 2 versions to this. The original “Ashita ga aru sa” (明日があるさ “There’s always tomorrow”) is a Japanese song that was performed by Japanese singer Kyu Sakamoto. The song tells the story about a boy that everyday meets a girl at a train station but he is to afraid to confess his love to her, the song is written in a comical sense. When the song was released in Japan 1963, it sold over 8 million records.

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