Victory Manual

Got my Japanese license. It took 3 hours of paperwork and explanations of my driving history in California and Korea, an eye exam, a picture, and ￥4000 (about $40 USD). There were no written or driving tests because of the exchange agreement between Korea and Japan, and I was lucky enough to have [...]

Victory Manual!!!(?)!
I’ve got a list to make of black eyes and feathers in my cap. Sometimes, the feathers in my cap turn out to be black eyes, but I’d prefer it the other way around.
I’ve got a hankering for some Mister Donut coffee before I head in to the ol’ 9 to 5 (or [...]

The Victory Manual will be out of service for a while (possibly up to a month!) as we’re moving back to Japan tomorrow and it’ll take a bit to get settled in. (Finding an apartment, buying a new computer [*hee hee hee*] and getting internet service up and running)
いよいよ出発！
(Finally, we depart!)

For those of you on the other side of the ocean, here are a couple of videos put together of Lani that we shot this weekend while we lounged around the house.

Here’s a random blog I came across with a legitimately posed question (if not blunt),
恵比寿のクラブでのカウントダウンはまぁまぁだったな。六本木でしたかったなー。まぁカウントダウン終わったら六本木に行ったけどやっぱり外人アツいなー。警察もかなり警備してたし危険な所ではあるんだよね。なんであんなに外人いるんだろう。関東中の外人が集まったのかな。
Translation,
The countdown at the club in Ebisu wasn’t anything special. I wanted to be in Roppongi. When the countdown was over I got the chance to head over there, though, but it was thick with foreigners, just as I [...]