Masaki, Kayo, and I standing in front of one of Kyoto's 1600 Buddhist temples. It was scorching hot that day, and for some reason the Japanese don't like wearing shorts. Fine, be all hot and sweaty.
posted by Tom at 6:19 PM
Monday, July 18, 2005
Masaki, Kayo, and I standing in front of one of Kyoto's 1600 Buddhist temples. It was scorching hot that day, and for some reason the Japanese don't like wearing shorts. Fine, be all hot and sweaty.
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1 Comments:
Is it just me or is there a Japanese person wearing shorts behind you? Besides Tom, you're not Japanese so where what you want, the thought of your sweating balls rubbing up all over your jeans isn't really a friendly one.
1:10 AM, August 09, 2005
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