Tea ceremony is SADOU not chadou.

There are some hydroelectric plants in Japan (one in Yonezawa, Yamagata pref), but the majority of Japan's power comes from nuclear plants.

NO pockets in Kimonos...you use the sleeves of the kimono to hold most large things like a keitai (cell phone).  Papers and other flat things are just tucked inside the folds of your kimono.

The long version that includes a meal is LONG.  Like 5 hours of sitting in seiza  long.  I don't recommend it.

Dunno if *I'd* call a man's kimono non restrictive.  ever wear one?  They are tight and hot...and drafty too.  Your legs are more free to move than in a woman's but, you are very padded underneath (even me, after gaining a bit of beer weight hit about 92 kilos), and it is tied very tight about the waist.  You have a set of "underwear" on...something like long johns, then an under kimono, then the outer one, the hakama and often a haori to top it off.

I thought it was FUROSHIKI not furoshike.

Unless it's a CHEAP kimono, Akane's would be more like 200,000 or 300,000 yen worth of kimono.  If it was a really nice one then you are talking 1,000,000 yen to 2,000,000 yen.

Ranma taking off Nabiki's pantyhose...it wasn't clear what happened until he threw it at Taro... and nice try at a taunt, but it didn't come off as too funny.

I like the dragon transformation...and the third voice.  Too bad this is set to end in 3 or 4 chapters.

Well the cost of the beef and Tuna is a bit low...unless it's US or Australian beef.  japanese beef would be a bit more and YOnezawa beef or Kobe beef would probably be 3-4 times that amount...if you're lucky.  Tuna isn't cheap here either, so I'd think to mark it up a hair.


Hmmm I'll write again if I see any more stuff...

J
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