O-hisa shi buri means long time no see, and I hadn't seen
Motoko for several months. Last time I saw her, she was performing a traditional Japanese dance and we hadn't actually spoken for about a month prior to that. In the interim, I'd been to Canada and back to school and she spent a month in Scotland with 60 of her classmates on a homestay. So we had a lot of catching up to do our reunion.
While waiting for me, she bumped into a friend who ended up joining us for an all you can drink (and
Manoman, do they lose money on those when she cuts lose!) We chatted and gossipped and as we were moving on to get ourselves emblazed in a プリクラ (
puri-kura or print club), events took a very odd turn...
O-hisa shi buri means long time no see, and I hadn't seen Motoko for several months. Last time I saw her, she was performing a traditional Japanese dance and we hadn't actually spoken for about a month prior to that. In the interim, I'd been to Canada and back to school and she spent a month in Scotland with 60 of her classmates on a homestay. So we had a lot of catching up to do our reunion. 
While waiting for me, she bumped into a friend who ended up joining us for an all you can drink (and Manoman, do they lose money on those when she cuts lose!) We chatted and gossipped and as we were moving on to get ourselves emblazed in a プリクラ (puri-kura or print club), events took a very odd turn...
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