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Koganei Awaodori 2005

Filed under: — Andy @ 9:21 am

Saturday the 23rd I had a choice, I could either go to the Chofu Fireworks or the Koganei Awaodori. The original plan was to go to the fireworks, yet an unfortunate event happened after I left work. Tokyo had a fairly large earthquake. The unfortunate part was that I was on the train at the time so I did not get to experience it. Immediately after the earthquake hit the train stopped also unfortunately between stations, so I was stuck on the train for at least 40 minutes. Some of my friends were also affected by the event so we decided to go to the awaodori instead as it is in the same city and no transportation was needed. I went to the awaodori last year as well and was surprised at how different it was this year, yet also the same. I also had a chance to wear the green jinbei I bought at the plum festival for cheap.


There was the same awsome dancing as last year.


I love the sound of the drums…


Yuki in her yukata


My friends and me in my jinbei and green mohawk hair. The hair was special for the festival.

Comments

  1. Yukiyukatakoganeiawaodoriyotengopantalonestambienytuestebantastic.

    Comment by Mr Redmond Barry — 8/2/2005 @ 1:11 pm
  2. lol
    I didn’t know you were friends with Col Sanders!
    Green Mohawk hair?
    Magua arunnen arradusu arennen arragu. Ishe garrase, ilnunque czine in qansada.

    Comment by 賢 — 8/2/2005 @ 2:08 pm
  3. You should keep the green mohawk hair permanently…and say hi to uncle sam/colonel sanders for me :-)

    Comment by ジョシュワ・ドゥレツキー — 8/3/2005 @ 11:33 am
  4. Oi! Oi! Up the モヒカン プンク ロッカ。 You’ve done me proud Andy, you paid good attention to our stylings in Nikko, that is one professional looking ‘hawk. You’d have no problem blending in at たけした どり。

    The Colonel is awesome, I remember seeing one in Nara but it always reminds me how different some of the small cultural idiosyncrasies are between the USA and Japan. If we had statues of the Colonel here they would be defaced and graffitied faster than you can say "Extra Crispy お おねがいします”. Also have to love the guy on the right hand side of the second picture from the bottom wearing the "I HEART LA” shirt. Not too certain how much he would HEART it if he lived here…

    Keep the ‘hawk and go to work like that, I’ll bet the kids would stop hasslin’ ya.

    Comment by JStandard — 8/5/2005 @ 9:35 am

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