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If you have breast related problems then it’s obviously wise to head to a shrine over a doctor or so they believe in Japan! Karube Jinja is a small Shinto shrine located near the town of Soja in Japan’s Okayama prefecture. History says that in the late 17th century when visitors noticed that a certain Weeping Cherry tree at the shrine seemed to be “weeping” more than one would normally expect. This led women to believe that they could lactate more to feed their babies if they made a pilgrimage to this place to please the deities. Women would craft small votive amulets and plaques, often featuring a pair of breasts, along with an inscribed prayer for assistance in their particular need. The shrine started witnessing more and more distressed visitors. However, these days you can simply buy a breast plaque. They are placed in a hall in the shrine. The Weeping Cheery tree that was Karube Jinja’s ancient claim to fame died around 1940, but some part of its trunk has been carefully
preserved nonetheless.

  • Paxonboard3173
    Originally posted by kinwashi:

     

    Kinwashi, there's no "competition" going on, everybody are free to do whatever you feel comfortable with..

    Always remember, nobody own sgforum except the admin..

     

    No one know,

    how many sunrise and sunset  days you got even myself,

    staying in this World  not owed by you or here.

    in life you bounce to see one or two as like this, let go on.

    this kind we see many.

    everyday if you are here and still alive is a bonus.

     thank...you are not as like the above kind.

    Cheers

    To put it bluntly, nobody force 3426 to become like this except Poolman himself..

    As for 1802, is not a replacement for 3426 also..

    I do read your thread, everytime hoping there will be some JAV stuff...icon_mrgreen.gif

    Cheers!!

     

  • WizQ
    Hi Kin. Faithful follower support you here. Keep up the good work�buddy !! ps. 今度日本�行���連れ��れ��？
  • bowah
    Originally posted by Paxonboard3173:

    To put it bluntly, nobody force 3426 to become like this except Poolman himself..

    As for 1802, is not a replacement for 3426 also..

    I do read your thread, everytime hoping there will be some JAV stuff...icon_mrgreen.gif

    Cheers!!

     


    got JAV stuff bo jio?? knn, like this you call buddy ar?

  • bowah

    Welcome boke, yr arrival signalled the end of a famous taxi forum era and the begining of another new era.

  • kinwashi

    Wow...多��人々�日本を愛���

    over the dead site the previous did by me.

    and over here still are the same.

    more and more are coming in.

     and more new ones.

    as i told, it cannot stop them from coming in.

    see today.

     over there from the previous.

    just yesterday.

    368,193 

    369.113 today recorded

    figures can never be wrong.

    Sticky: Kinwashi Tour Japan Thread last Poolman 6914 369,113 05 Jun `13, 10:27PM bykinwashi view

     

    Originally posted by BotaHead:
    show

    yes i know...dun worry.

    still at a very comfortable zone, over here.

    368,193 this will going up everyday, i had noticed.

    people who know will come here.

     

    if you  want to know more,  see the figure tomorrow.

    whether it go up. from 368,193 as from now.

    anyway thank.

    i know about that migration, that is previously we are from.

  • kinwashi

    This is what we want to see, something unique and special.

    from Japan Kagoshima.

    video.

    http://youtu.be/in2fPj4dRgU

     

    Kagoshima Flying Fish - Video Results

     

     

    those kept in the large tank over here, and claimed world largest,

    if you want to see.

    i, will bring you there, and show you all more about this fish and the activiity.

  • kinwashi

     

    So, like kind of Sashimi, have you eaten before?

    i did at Yakushima.

     

     

    video.

     

    http://youtu.be/UMIqc_l3Uvg

  • kinwashi

     

     

    http://www.sustainablesushi.net/the-fish/tobiko/

  • kinwashi

    Fish here Fishes there the whole Japan.

    Fish producing Country  all round.

     

     Fish Market

     http://www.uon.co.jp/english/guidance.html

  • kinwashi

    So now you know sashimi not only tuna yellowtail and many other.

    very unique is this one.

     

     

     

     

    http://youtu.be/UG1_cjCqj90

     

     

  • Paxonboard3173
    Originally posted by bowah:

    Welcome boke, yr arrival signalled the end of a famous taxi forum era and the begining of another new era.

    Than got �清�明 bo?...icon_mrgreen.gif

  • kinwashi
    Originally posted by bowah:

    Welcome boke, yr arrival signalled the end of a famous taxi forum era and the begining of another new era.

     

     

    http://youtu.be/GOQTl5g0J28

  • kinwashi

    • 07 Jun `13, 8:52PM
      Cog

      the above what about?

      Mutsugurou and it be done and eaten?

      Mutsugurou no Kabayaki (Charcoaled Mudskipper) – This is what it sounds like, charcoaled mudskipper. What’s a mudskipper, you ask? Well, that’s a wetlands fish that is amphibious and can walk on land using its fins. No wonder they eat these. It’d be terrifying if their population got out of control.

  • kinwashi

    sourcsource

  • kinwashi

    so did you know...Mutsugoro: mudskipper.

    should be from which perfecture?

    So ..Saga,  now you know, so where is Saga?

    Still in Kyushu.

     

    Hokkaido
    Marimo: moss balls [found only in Lake Akan, Hokkaido]

    Aomori 
    Ringo-musume: apple-market promotion girl

    Iwate
    Wanko-soba: small bowls of soba noodles

    Miyagi 
    Gyu-tan: grilled beef tongue

    Akita 
    Kiritanpo: Chewy mashed rice on a skewer

    Yamagata 
    Sakuranbo: cherry

    Fukushima 
    Kitakata-ramen: Kitakata-style ramen

    Tokyo 
    Tocho: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office building

    Kanagawa 
    Kintaro: “Golden Boy,” a popular figure in Japanese folklore

    Saitama 
    Satsuma-imo: Sweet potato

    Chiba 
    Rakkasei: peanuts

    Ibaraki 
    Shika: deer

    Tochigi 
    Gyoza: Chinese dumpling

    Gunma 
    Shimonita-negi: Shimonita leeks

    Yamanashi 
    Tsububudo: grapes

    Niigata 
    Sasa-dango: steamed rice dumpling wrapped in bamboo leaves

    Nagano 
    Kisokoma: Kiso horse 

    Toyama 
    Churippu: tulip

    Ishikawa 
    Ama-ebi: northern pink prawn

    Fukui 
    Echizen-kani: Echizen crab

    Aichi 
    Shachihoko: fabulous dolphin-like fish (castle roof tile ending) 

    Gifu 
    Sarubobo: “monkey baby,” lucky charm doll

    Shizuoka 
    Mikan: mandarin orange

    Mie 
    Ise-ebi: Ise shrimp

    Osaka 
    Takoyaki: octopus balls

    Hyogo 
    Tamanegi: onion

    Kyoto
    Maiko: geisha in training

    Shiga 
    Shigaraki-yaki: Shigaraki ware

    Nara 
    Shika: deer

    Wakayama 
    Kujira: whale

    Tottori 
    Rakkyo: shallot

    Shimane 
    Iwami-ginzan: Iwami silver mine (registered World Heritage site)

    Okayama 
    Masukatto: muscat grapes

    Hiroshima 
    Momiji: maple leaves

    Yamaguchi 
    Fugu: blowfish 

    Tokushima 
    Uzushio: whirlpools

    Kagawa 
    Shodoshima-oribu: Shodoshima olive

    Ehime 
    Botchan: protagonist of a well-known novel by Natsume Soseki

    Kochi 
    Tosa-inu: Tosa dog

    Fukuoka 
    Hakata-ningyo, Hakata doll

    Saga 
    Mutsugoro: mudskipper

    Nagasaki 
    Doragon: dragon

    Kumamoto 
    Suika: watermelon

    Oita 
    Mejiro: white-eye (songbird)

    Miyazaki 
    Mango: mango

    Kagoshima 
    Saigo-don: historical hero Saigo Takamori (1827-77); “-don,” followed by a name in Kagoshima, has the nuances of both respect and affection

    Okinawa 
    Goya: bitter gourd