




A blog devoted to Japanese living would never be complete without karaoke photos! Karaoke is especially fun in Japan because you rent a "karaoke box", a private room in which your own group can sing and perform without interruption. Photos include my friends (and secretaries at UEC) Saori (green shirt), Yoshiko (white shirt), and Yamaguchi Sensei (my Japanese teacher ;) Notice that in one photo I'm actually attempting a Japanese song-- I just can't quite read that blasted hiragana fast enough!!! Practice, practice, practice. . . that's how I justify frequent karaoke-- it's really just language study, isn't it?
2 comments:
What could possibly be more amusing than pictures of Japanese girls throwing heavy-metal hand-signs while performing karaoke? Not much. :) What a riot.
Oh, uh, Eby, were you singing Cindy Lauper's "Time After Time" in Japanese? Just checking.
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