WOTD

The word for today is: Hai!

Did you guess?





Today's word means Yes!

Weapon's

Shuriken

The word "Shuriken" means "A dagger hidden in the palm.
So all dagger's small enough to fit into the palm, was called this name.

I have a shuriken,
But I've been calling it a Ninja Star.
I didnt know the small ones were called Shuriken's to.
I only thought the big one's were know as Shuriken.
Well I'm still learning,
So bear with me people.
(I think I spelled that type of bear right. Lmao. smh.)

Place, WOTD

I didn't know that Honshu was this Big.
I thought it was just a small area for the Macaque's.
Lol.
I'm so slow.
So I guess this could be another word for today.
Honshu

HONSHU MEANS JAPAN!

AOTD

Today's animal of the day is the
Japanese Macaque Monkey.
 This monkey is the only primate that lives in Japan, and can be found in Honshu.

It's pretty fur might be what keeps it so warm, through all that winter terrain.

And they also stay in a hot springs.
I'll post some information about Honshu.

WOTD

WOTD is: Genki Desu Ka

Lol.
Look at the funny dog. HA HA!



Did you guess it?


The word for today is How are you?

Oh I'm doing fine.
Thanks for asking

Food!!!

Look at this.
I wouldn't mind eating this either.
Onigiri~ Balls of Steaming Rice
This is just a cute pic of Onigiri.
look at the panda's!
They are too cute!!!
*big gasp

Free Japanese Music

For anyone who becomes a member of my blog.
I will send you 3 Japanese songs.
FOR FREE!!!
I will send through e-mail.
If you have a skype,
That's even better!
contact me if you want free music.
but only 3 songs.
Lol.
unless we become good friends!
Then I'll think about giving you more. Ha ha!

Food!!!

Sushi

I've never had Sushi before.
But it sure does look tasty!

Anime

She's also from the series
Birdy the Mighty
Her character is called
Capella Titus.
She played also as a Federal Police, but an evil one at that.
At the end of the last episode
She must hide from other officers and realizes she must do some good.

AOTD

Japanese Raccoon Dog

Also known as Tanuki,
This mischievous little guy is native to Japan.
I'm also just now finding out that this species can be taken home as a pet.
I want one.
But if these things act like the real thing (Raccoon)
Then I don't.