JET LI to MAO PLEASE!!

Hello my novel friends. Due to a business trip, I just returned from Hong Kong / China Mainland.

I flew into HK International on the 12th of April and did few site seeing. 13th of April, I took a subway from Causeway bay HK to Lo Wo in the New Territory of HK. From there, I went through an immigration process to leave Hong Kong to cross over into China Mainland.

I went into Canton district and stayed in a city called Tan Xia. China was not as bad as I expected, but no one could speak English nor Japanese, therefore I was speaking in their native tongue. Our company members and I also had gourmet Chinese food at a local famous restaurant where Mao's brother used to cook. Of course Mao himself visited this restaurant himself to enjoy fine dish of steamed pork which we also had chance to taste it (delicious).

I travelled back from China on the 16th and safely returned to Tokyo from HK. I now finish writing this blog by leaving image of HK night neon. Xie Xie and Zai jian.

Kyoto Now Please!!

Last time I visited Kyoto was 12 years ago. This time I travelled beautiful spring Kyoto with the Fishers, Maki-chan and our sponsor Mr. Sakamoto.

Mr. Sakamoto has been our company COO since I started to work for him. He lives in Shiga prefecture which is very close to Kyoto prefecture. He have another company in Kyoto positioning as CEO. He have tremendous connections throughout western Japan.

I introduced Kleeber Feb. 2008 to Mr. Sakamoto because Sakamoto-san wanted to learn English.

I want to thank him in this blog for taking us all to Kyoto with warm welcome.

Kyoto in April is the best season to visit because of cherry blossoms, but our visit was just little too early therefore, Cherry blossom were half bloomed. Don't get me wrong, it is still beautiful.

MAKE NEW YORK PROUD PLEASE!!

Yes!! You all know it!! It is 17th St. Patrick's Day Parade in Japan 2008!! This year I manage to include 8 new volunteers to my group (including Kleeber). Following are our event schedule on March 16th 2008.


6:30am: Wake up and start dressing green
7:20am: Pick up Kleeber and Kleeber shoots a Whiskey
8:00am: Waiting for other volunteers to show up with my St. Patty's Hat
8:30am: Most of my male volunteers manage to come on time except Masa.
8:45am: Quicki ntroduction of St. Patricks Day Parade with Jonathans breakfast
9:30am: INJ (Irish Network Japan) Headquarters checkin
9:45am: Rest of my volunteer crew (Team Kaneko)joined force except Masa.
10:00am: Building reception tent for St. Patrick's day Parade
11:00am: Team set position at reception table and handing out brochures.
11:45am: Masa joined force and went to lunch
12:00pm: Lunch
13:30pm: Team Kaneko to Parade Checkin
14:00pm: Team Kaneko Marching 17th St. Patrick's Day Parade in Tokyo




16:00pm: Closing
17:00pm: Volunteer Party
18:30pm: Pub at Roppongi

From 6pm my business partner Keith who owns a pub called "The Pilrgrim" gratefully opened pub for us until 11:00pm. (Sunday is usually closed) Many volunteers and their friends joined us for drinks from 6pm and we had about 25 people gathering and finished up with Joy and laughter.
It was a great success.

Good night!!

OzMagic Please!!

Not many people might not be aware of Ozonated Water. One thing I can tell you is that I sell this world first produced "Faucet type self-power generated ozone purifier". Whatta Great! What is so great about this product? Well escuche mi!

Main component of this product is sterlization. Power of ozone can kill unknown bacterias who tries to sneak into your mouth. You can wash cookware, your hands, your important parts, and your oral area. Washing your face and hair also cleans out dirty pors which accumulates each day.

It also have deodarization power. You can wash your room by wiping down the floor and tables with ozone soaked towels. You can pour ozone water into a spray container and use it like Fabreze.

You can clean your bathroom and toilet. Using Ozone water for laundry can also deodarize and sterlize your daily respected items. You can also dip your loving pet(s) in bucket of ozone water and they would be happy too!

Oh! food ofcourse, you can wash vegetables, meat, and cats, monkeys, and endanger species before you eat them. It kills and cleans off bacterias and pesticides.

So what are you waiting for!? It is 29,400 Japan yen and you don't have to change filters nor need electricity! This machine can be used for maximum of 5 years! Let me know if you want it.

Don't choke with your Mochi Please!!

Every New Year celebration, most Japanese decorates rice cake at their warm homes. It is similar to the Germans who decided to worship "the christmas tree." or so I have heard from my cult founder Kleeber.

Rice cake in Japan is another common food and used in variety of menu's. This amazing food is simply made by mashed "mochi-rice". So rice cake in japan is called Mochi and the decorative Mochi for the new year is called the Kagami Mochi.

I am wearing the spiritual kagami mochi this year! I love eating it and wearing it with all of my body and you should too! I am spiritual! Obey me and maybe you can be as healthy as John Moffet this year!!

If you don't know, now you know.

Steel Ball Run Please!!

I've been obsessed by Mr. Araki Hirohiko's comic drawing and writing since I was young . His drawing style and the supernatural stories intrigue me. His newest work is called the [Steel Ball Run], which is about crossing the great land of America from San Diego to New York around the year of 1890. Most competitors tries to cross over 6000km of land with their horses. The winner will take 5 million worth of USD in cash.

But....This great race called the Steel ball Run is just a reasoning for the goverment to search for a hidden body parts of Christ left by a Saint. Main Characters in this story runs to win for the race along with fighting against terrorist sent directly by the President to keep them away from unrotten christ body parts.

I also like to run...well jogging that is...

I jog 7km average per run and about 3 times a week. I am training for the next Steel Ball Run race which might take pace somewhere in the world....someday....therefore I have to be fit!

During my jog, I frequently stop by at a location called Corp Miyanaga. Yes, I visit Kleeber and listen to his prayer. It helps me settle down....oh....didn't anyone tell you that he is starting his own religion in Japan by teaching students that they should purchase his [Kingdom English CD 1&2] for 350.99 USD. Just listen to it once! It completes your English speaking instantly!

My Engrish gotten whatta betta Great!!

RATATOUILLE PLEASE!

Next year is finally the year of rat. It finally past through 144 month (12 years) and cycled back to the first animal...Rat. My sincere congratulations to anyone who was born in the year of 2008 /1996/1984/1972/1960/1948...etc.

Just because you were born in the year of rat, it does not mean you are special. Except Mickey Mouse in Japan ...it schedules to have many intense rat events.

Talking about rats, we have few kinds of rats in Japan. Wild rats to cartoon character like Pikachu. I myself also have a pet rat from Andes called Degu. My degu only eats and sleeps, and loves to get rubbed by humans.

Last night I was watching Ratatouille (Disney Movie) with my family and my neighbor Kleeber. Kleeber is like my Degu, it loves to get fed by our family and "Joe" my nephew tends to rudely points at Kleeber and say "What is that?". So from 2 year old, maybe Kleeber looks like a large rat. So this leads me to have two rats surrounding my life, however both of them does not have gourmet 5 star chef skills to feed me. Both my Degu and my neighbor Kleeber loves to eat and they appear to be happy after their feasts, therefore, I will let them be the way they wish to be.

How is my life? hmmmm I recently had two Christmas Party and it did not match the intensity of Running of the Santa's even though I never enrolled to this special running exhibition.