
This one lives in your liver I think.

Don't worry, there's enough for everyone.

A common one in Japan has something to do with babie eating poop.
Meguro has a great "river" to walk along. Not really a river so much as a stinky concrete canal, but it's there none the less.

Lots of cherry blossoms. They were all falling off in the gusts of wind. I learned the word for this, sakura fubuki. It means cherry blossom storm. I also learned that korosu means, I'll kill you. My knowledge of Japanese is growing, though maybe not in any way that will ever come into use...
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