On Fri, 2 Feb 1996, Isabel Arantes wrote:

	Hi hi, it's me again! Anyway, I wanted to ask some less than
cherrful question/questions. When ppl in Japan visit late relatives
(or fiancees, in this case), what do they do? What is the grave like?
Is it any different from the American culture? (Anyone that's
asking, this is for AOFA)

Hmmm...from half-remembered episode #3 (or something like that) of Maison 
Ikkoku, it seemed pretty much the same as American culture.  Check out 
the MI episode if you have access, it's probably exactly what you're 
looking for.

Jeff

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"Ranma's not a boy...he's a girl!"
"Akane is MY fiancee!  You TOUCH her, and I'll KILL you!"
"Ranma, change back into a boy while I buy you some time."
"But if I seem to act unkind/it's only me, it's not my mind."
"Ranma [sic],/give your heart to Akane [sic]. /Soon,/right away."
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