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| | Big in Japan: Adventures from the Gaijin Ghetto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | Today, there was a celebration promoting Niigata traditions in the main area with the stage, while all the wanna-be bands with big dreams and the crazies doing off-the-cuff adaptations of "Singing in the Rain" were on the promenade leading towards the station. |
 | | By the time we hit Ginza and the Kabuki-za, the theater where kabuki performances are held, the sun had dipped below the buildings on the western horizon. |
 | | Maybe she's secretly hated me, or gaijin, or her parents, or whatever, for a long, long time, and this was her way of getting back at the world. |
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