Second Life is full of famous tourist attractions including Japanese sightseeing spots such as Asakusa, Kinkakuji, Tokyo Tower and the Japanese warship, Kanrin Maru. In this article, I've summarized over a dozen such places. While Second Life doesn't appeal to everyone, it's probably the closest you can get to Japan without boarding a plane and actually coming here for yourself. Not to mention the fact it's free.
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Ooh another sight to add to my ever-growing list for September! :D...The things people will buy these days....Wow! I might try to check it out on Monday....I saw some footage of demonstrators and police clashing in Korea and thought it was...Oh no! There goes To-ki-yoh! Go, Go, Godzilla!
-Blue Oyster Cult...I thought I read something about soy products being good for Alzheimer's...Wow! The longest average lifespan coupled with an inability to remember half of it....There definitely are some strange buildings in this country....Eh, it's worth it. Loves me some tofu....Fair enough Billy .... look forward to reading more of it....
-Blue Oyster Cult...I thought I read something about soy products being good for Alzheimer's...Wow! The longest average lifespan coupled with an inability to remember half of it....There definitely are some strange buildings in this country....Eh, it's worth it. Loves me some tofu....Fair enough Billy .... look forward to reading more of it....
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