B-day

katakana

From Portuguese

てんぷら（also spelled 天麩羅) タバコ (also spelled 煙草), from "tabaco" 金平糖 from "confeito" 合羽 from "capa" クリスト from "Christo" パン from "pan" ボタン from "botao" オランダ from "Olanda" イギリス from "Inglez" ミイラ from "mirra" サンバ from "samba" From Dutch ランドセル from "ransel" カン (also spelled 缶) from "kan" ビール from "bier" コーヒー from "koffie" アルコール from "alcohol" メス from "mes" ペンキ from "pek" オルゴール from "orgel" ゴム from "gom" ガラス from "glass" (only used for the material, otherwise グラス) ニス from "vernis" サテン from "satijn" ホック from "hoek" コルク from "kurk" アルカリ from "alkali" モルモット from "marmot" カトリック from "katholick" ベルギー from "Belgie" From German ビールス from "Virus" ワクチン from "Vakzin" アレルギー from "Allergie" エネルギー from "Energie" ホルモン from "Hormon" クレゾール from "Kresol" ギプス from "Gips" レントゲン from "Roentgen" ノイローゼ from "Neurose" カルテ from "Karte" リュックサック from "Rucksack" メトロノーム from "Metronom" カフェイン from "Kaffein" ニコチン from "Nicotine" ナフタリン from "Naphthalin" アルバイト from "Arbeit", which just means "work" ゲレンデ from "Gelaende" ゼッケン from "Zeichen" テーマ from "Thema" タクト from "Taktstock" From Russian イクラ from "ikra" ノルマ rfom "norma" インテリ from "intelligentsiya" ペチカ deom "pechka" From Spanish マリファナ from "marijuana" ゲリラ from "guerilla" カナリア from "canaria" フラメンコ from "flamenco" サルサ from "salsa" ルンバ from "rumba" タンゴ from "tango"

From French (センチ)メートル from "(centi)metre" アンケート from "enquete" クーデター from "coup d'etat" ズボン from "jupon", which means "briefs or skirt" in French, but "trousers" (BrE)/"pants" (AmE) in Japanese. マント from "manteau" ルージュ from "rouge" ブルジョア from "bourgeois" エチケット from "etiquette" リムジン from "limousine" バカンス from "vacances" シネマ from "cinema" ジャンル from "genre" コンクール from "concours" デッサン from "dessin" ビオロン from "violon" アンコール from "encore" ルーレット from "roulette" グロテスク from "grotesque" カロリー from "calorie" グルメ from "gourmet" アラカルト from "a la carte" カフェー from "cafe" カフェオレ from "cafe au lait" ショコラ from "chocolat" クロワッサン from "croissant" エクレア from "eclair" タルト from "tarte" ガトー from "gateau" パルフェ from "parfait" ババロア from "bavarois" フォンデュ from "fondue" フォアグラ from "foie gras" ヒレ from "filet" マリネ from "marine" ソテー from "saute" ムニエル from "meuniere" ルー from "roux" (in cooking) コンソメ from "consomme" ピラフ from "pilaf" マヨネーズ from "mayonnaise" オムレツ from "omelette" クレソン from "cresson" ピーマン from "piment" ブーケ from "bouquet" セロハン from "cellophane" アトリエ from "atelier" スイス from "Suisse" From French via English (different pronunciation) デビュー from "debut" アマチュア from "amateur" クレープ from "crepe" ナイーブ from "naive" From Italian イタリア from "Italia" パスタ from "pasta" スパゲッティ from "spagetti" マカロニ from "macaroni" ピッザ from "pizza" リゾット from "risoto" サラミ from "salami" コンチェルト from "concerto" フォルテ from "forte" ソロ from "solo" デュオ from "duo" トリオ from "trio" ピアノ from "piano" ヴィオラ from "viola" チェロ from "cello" チェレスタ from "celesta" バレリーナ from "ballerina" From Latin ウイルス from "virus" ユダヤ from "Judaea"

Messiah !

Wakayama IV - castell

Wakayama Castle (和歌山城, Wakayama-jō^?) in Wakayama, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, sits at the mouth of the Kii River. Originally Ōta castle, home of the Saiga Ikki, it was captured by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1585, during the Siege of Negoroji; many monks from Negoroji sought refuge in Ōta, which was soon destroyed by flood. Hideyoshi ordered the building of dams on three sides of the castle, focusing the rainwaters and diverting the river to ruin the castle. As hunger set in, the samurai, monks, and peasants inside Ōta surrendered, and fifty warrior monks led a final charge against Hideyoshi's army, committing honorable suicide.

Ōta was rebuilt as a temple for the Shinshu branch of Japanese Buddhism, severed from its history as a home to warrior monks. Wakayama Castle was then built on the same site, under the supervision of Toyotomi Hidenaga, Hideyoshi's brother, with Tōdō Takatora's participation. Asano Yoshinaga arrived in 1600 to serve as feudal lord, under Tokugawa Ieyasu. The castle was later attacked, in 1615, by forces loyal to Toyotomi Hideyori, who were trying to end the siege of Osaka.

In the summer of 1615, parts of the Osaka garrison left the city, ambushing various elements of the Tokugawa forces. Ono Harunaga, Hanawa Naoyuki and Okabe Noritsuna led part of the garrison in attacking Wakayama Castle, held by Asano Nagaakira at the time. They had with them 3000 men, but the castle boasted 5000 in its garrison. Asano's men left the castle to meet the Western (Toyotomi) forces in what came to be known as the 'battle of Kashii.' Hanawa and Okabe were killed, and Ono was forced to flee back to Osaka.

The castle's current appearance is the result of renovations made by Tokugawa Yorinobu, tenth son of Tokugawa Ieyasu, in the early 17th century.

At the end of the Edo period, in 1867, the feudal structure fell apart, and Wakayama Castle was opened to the public for the first time.

The castle was destroyed by Allied bombing during World War II, but was rebuilt in 1958 and is open to the public as a symbol of the city and historical site.

Wakayama III - hit the road

Wakayama II -- bridge

kwai???????

er aipot !!!!

i though i got a holy bible : you shall not steal....

(y como lleno los 30g sino??????)....

Wakayama I

Eleccions

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_qUqWPDlXE

MacDonald's

Sakura - Osaka University

Mapamundi

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Apa que no queda mon.....


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unagi + kabuki (anguila + teatro)

Ayer comimos anguilas y luego fuimos al teatro a ver una funcion de kabuki.
We had eels and we went to the theater (kabuki stuff).









































entrada al teatro : precio normal.
cafe para no quedarse dormido : no muy caro.

enterarse de que la protagonista es una pilili enamorada de un tio que debe un monton de pasta a un prestamista que para mas inri suele dejarse caer por el burdel, eso no tiene precio. al final la pilili se suicida, por cierto..... 3 horas senyores, 3 horas !!!!!!!!!

LA

Jet lag a les 4 del mati el primer dia.
jet lag at 4a.m.... geez....