Chris and Katie in Japan - Part 1
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Uploaded by chrissinderson on Jun 6, 2007
Chris and Katie living in Japan. Part 1 includes a ride on the bullet train and Megan and Steven eating natto.
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the begginning is kinda.... really long.... btw, what's the song called?
jkhkitty 9 months ago
納豆は慣れるとやめられなくなる
kouca01 1 year ago
his face is priceless when he eats natto lmao
Bosque1994 1 year ago
natto wa monosugoku umainoyon～
muneppe 3 years ago
You can buy beer from vending machines on the street. You can drink in public places. It isn't exactly difficult to get hold of alcohol and drink it freely in Japan.
andoruJapan 3 years ago
It's off of the soundtrack to Lost In Translation. "Alone In Kyoto" by Air (the French band.) The entire CD is awesome.
TiramisuHappy 4 years ago
Well, isn't it obvious? Seijin shiki is after all a ceremony, so it's likely to have alcahol consumption by people of almost all ages.
tenjin28 4 years ago
legal age is 20 in Japan, although it isn't strickly enforced. They have a big ceremony called "seijin shiki", which is coming up in a couple weeks
willypete2171 4 years ago
lawl its 18 in sweden, but the teenager still drinks at 13-15
Lizzarazo 4 years ago
That may be, but the legal drinking age in America is 21 too yet kids that age still drink, no? XD
MakeSureYouCleanUp 4 years ago