Then I remembered that there is a huge military base in Okinawa, as a matter of fact, it was in the same area that we were staying. It was kind of nice hearing english on the radio, but I think only because I was still in Japan. I came to Japan to get away from all of the English language, style and what not.
That was as far as I got in my last post with my regards to Okinawa. So...
As we approached American village, more and more foreigners kept popping out of the woodwork, so to speak. Dont get me wrong, I have no problem with Americans, its just that when I only see Japanese scenery and Japanese people, it really reminds me that I am not in the States
We pulled up to an intersection as Debi was on the phone with Kimu, trying to find out where everyone was. As it turned out, Kimu was outside, at the same intersection that we were at, in our plain view. We waved him down and USK (yusuke) and Kimu came to our car. They told us where to go park and after we did, we all went over to where sugiyan and chahan were shredding. It started raining at about this time, which sucked, because there was no area that we could shred that wasnt under a roof, or so we thought... We went in to the nearest building and met up with a bunch of people, most of who I know, but forgot their names
and a couple of people from Okinawa that I had never met. We didnt really do any formal introductions, as everybody was either about to go find somewhere to shred (me) or go see a 4-d movie (not me). 4 of us from the Osaka crew left to go find a spot to shred. Close by, luckily, there was a little shopping center that had a center lounging area. We decided that would be our best bet, and thus the shred began. We only playedfor just under two hours, being that there was a planned dinner with everyone. As it turned out, the four of us ate together, as the group dinner thing fell through. We found some Okinawa-esque restaurant and made our way in. We ended up sitting next to these 3 women, all in their early 30's, I think, and only one of them was pretty actractive
Well, they were all good looking, but, well, I dont know how to say it in a nice way, so I wont say it. We started talking with them and as we all drank more beer, we all started getting more friendly and what not. By the time we were done eating, we had made plans with them to go bowling
We took a taxi from the restaurant to the bowling alley. As the bowling game progressed, my score didnt. I had the worst game ever, with a total of 111, I think.
I had fun, and the girls bought beer, so whatever
After bowling, Chahan and Sugiyan had plans with the three females to go to Karaoke. I told Debi I was going to go back to the hotel, shower and go to bed. He agreed that that was a good idea, and so the two of us made our way back to the hotel.
(Sorry if you are getting sick of this, but I am enjoying writing it, so either bear with me or just skip reading this, because I think all of the footbag related stuff has already been posted, almost.
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On our way back, we stopped and a conbini to get some snacks and drinks. I bought some delicious cookies and some ginger drink, that would apparently take all of the alcohol from my body and make me a healthy boy in the morning. It was Debi's recommendation.
ON our way out of the conbini, down the sidewalk a little, there were two women, whom appeared to be waiting for someone. We decided to take that way back to the hotel
As we approached them, I said Hello, and that immediatley got their attention. Speaking english to women in Japan ESPECIALLY in Okinawa, will always advance to somewhat of a conversation
They were both waiting for their friends to come so they could go back to the club they were at and continue tangoing
Now, come on, if you think that after they told me that, my next question wasnt "Wow! You can tango?! What exactly does a tango dance look like?"
then you are mistaken
They were both wearing tight black spandex pants and they both could apparently unlock their hips and throw their hips around like a lasso being twirled by a cowboy
Well, that was all that I needed to see to make my night complete. A few minutes after that, we said our goodbyes, handed them a flyer for the next days event, went home and slept. It was about 3:30 in the morning.
Sunday, February 26 10:30am
My alarm went off. I was in no mood to wake up, but check out was at 11, so I had no choice. I called over to Debi's room, next to mine, and he was just waking up too. We somehow managed to wake up, clean, and pack all by 10:55. We made our way down from our 5th floor rooms just to be greeted by two women who were also checking out. I love Japan
There are so many women...
I need a break... More to come...thanks for reading, if you have
. She also said that there is a possibility that I could work there full time, if Im good enough 
