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Anonymous Tue Sep 20 01:09:58 2016 No.15862387 [Reply] [Original]

This cost $10 in Tokyo

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 01:21:01 2016 No.15862417 so does a little fun with your mom

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 01:31:23 2016 No.15862455 What's the best city in Japan in terms of experiencing the true Japanese culture that also has nice, friendly people?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 01:36:34 2016 No.15862468 File: 2.62 MB, 3024x4032, 2016-09-10 17.33.08.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15862387 nope

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 01:56:28 2016 No.15862528 >>15862387 FOR THAT COFFEE?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 02:03:41 2016 No.15862562 >>15862455 None. They don't like white pigs. 98% Japanese population.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 02:05:23 2016 No.15862572 >>15862562 th-they would like me...

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 02:11:39 2016 No.15862592 >>15862387 JYUU DORRU?!

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 02:12:36 2016 No.15862596 >>15862468 Soymilk? What are you? Gay?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 03:14:48 2016 No.15862788 It's superior Japanese coffee much better than anything found in the west. Just like how their McDonalds are superior.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 03:30:38 2016 No.15862830 >>15862788 Don't you have a fedora and katana to clean?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 03:32:02 2016 No.15862834 >>15862830 I shall cleanse my blade with your blood and fashion your skin into a fresh new fedora.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 03:35:19 2016 No.15862845 >>15862834 >teleports behind you Heh not today, kid...

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 03:36:45 2016 No.15862849 >>15862845 Who are you quoting?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 04:09:17 2016 No.15862932 >>15862596 Soy milk is a popular choice in Japan because cows milk can cause bad skin. Soy milk also helps with production of estrogen I think.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 06:35:18 2016 No.15863269 >>15862528 FOR THAT COFFEE?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 06:51:22 2016 No.15863335 >>15863269 GENSOKYO

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 07:24:45 2016 No.15863475 STOP JABBERING YOU BASTARDS

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 07:27:48 2016 No.15863490 >>15862455 Kyoto

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 07:33:34 2016 No.15863516 >Hands cashier a $10 bill. "Excuse me sir, we don't take dollars."

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 07:35:51 2016 No.15863527 That's why everyone in Japan drinks ocha (that's Japanese for honourable tea) instead

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 07:38:59 2016 No.15863536 >>15863527 Tea can be just as expensive as coffee.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 07:39:25 2016 No.15863538 A simple coffee in Tokyo skytree tower is around $3.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 07:46:16 2016 No.15863560 >>15862387 It is a luxury. Make your own coffee if you want it affordable.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 07:58:35 2016 No.15863596 >>15863475 YOU DAMN GREENHORN!

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 08:10:24 2016 No.15863647 SYAMEIMARU

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 08:21:35 2016 No.15863678 One perverted DVD please...?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 08:28:32 2016 No.15863696 Tewi!

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 09:26:31 2016 No.15863855 >>15862387 So? In some café's in Paris you'll pay about the same for a coffee. Tourist traps are tourist traps, son.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 09:37:27 2016 No.15863894 SEKKEN YA!

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 09:53:07 2016 No.15863933 This guy must've gone to a hotel or some other silly place. Even Starbucks isn't that expensive in Tokyo.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 10:15:41 2016 No.15863979 >>15862387 Tokyo's inflation is high.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 10:40:52 2016 No.15864036 Ehehe Aya-chan~

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 12:28:42 2016 No.15864295 HAKUREI JINJA NO....

Anonymous Tue Sep 20 12:46:32 2016 No.15864346

>>15862455
>"true"
Any city. It's all Japan.

Nobody gives a shit about geisha or samurai if that's what you're getting at. Even in the old times your average person never interacted with them.

Maybe the closest you'll get to old times is out in the middle of fucking nowhere, or in a shrine full of overtly-superstitious people. Maybe Yasukuni Shrine or around the Imperial Palace. That's what people's lives revolved around.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 13:43:10 2016 No.15864494 >>15862596 Asians are lactose intolerant. >Lactose intolerance in adulthood is most prevalent in people of East Asian descent, affecting more than 90 percent of adults in some of these communities.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 13:54:52 2016 No.15864532 >>15862932 >cows milk can cause bad skin citation needed

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 14:35:37 2016 No.15864662 >>15864494 All humans used to be lactose intolerant. Humans able to drink milk without issue are actually a mutation in our genome.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 14:39:13 2016 No.15864669 >>15864662 Everything in our DNA that separates us from the first genome-bearing protobacteria are mutations.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 14:41:32 2016 No.15864681 >>15864669 Except that lactose tolerance is a very recent mutation. Just like a huge increase in average human intelligence since the time of the greeks.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 15:31:27 2016 No.15864882 >>15864295 BINBO MIKO!!

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 20:01:47 2016 No.15866044 >>15864681 >a huge increase in average human intelligence since the time of the greeks. You'd never guess it from looking at the Internet. Also some of it is better nutrition.

Anonymous Tue Sep 20 20:13:26 2016 No.15866084

>>15864681
>huge increase in average human intelligence

This isn't really genetics but the culture. Humans have been fairly static for the past 2000 years. One of the more recent mutations is the high-altitude adaptation of the Tibetans, from around 3000 years ago.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 20 20:53:38 2016 No.15866241 File: 282 KB, 462x1045, 1471960935575.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15864681 You callin' me a mutant, bro?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 01:05:13 2016 No.15867025 File: 486 KB, 1000x1400, URAMIEMAYS.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15862387 I'LL REBEL AGAINST THAT COFFEE CHARGE

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 01:08:16 2016 No.15867029 >>15862788 Was it roasted and blended 1000 times?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 01:14:21 2016 No.15867038 >>15864494 Doesn't that just make you shit more? Isn't that a good thing? Like why we eat fiber.

Anonymous Wed Sep 21 01:21:44 2016 No.15867049

>>15864681
>huge increase in average human intelligence since the time of the greeks
I'd like to see some sources for this. You're talking about a civilisation to whom we still owe the foundations of western architecture, philosophy, and science. Everything I've read on the subject has suggested that the average human intelligence has probably decreased somewhat in the last 2500 years.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 03:04:11 2016 No.15867295 >>15867025 Fine, rebel then!

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 05:14:06 2016 No.15867626 >>15862562 b8

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 06:36:48 2016 No.15867808 >>15862387 No way, a cup of coffee offers in coffee shops of Tokyo for around 5$.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 06:40:26 2016 No.15867822 Shameimaru is playing tennis here.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 06:43:15 2016 No.15867832 ZOOM PUNCH

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 07:53:35 2016 No.15868051 Hakugyokurou!

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 08:58:52 2016 No.15868285 >>15862468 >caramel

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 09:00:18 2016 No.15868293 >>15867038 It gives you intense stomach pains and bad diarrhea. Not good.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 09:07:29 2016 No.15868318 >>15862387 now how about starbucks coffee op

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 12:03:43 2016 No.15868768 One Perverted DVD please?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 12:06:46 2016 No.15868776 File: 50 KB, 318x318, aya entering.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15868768

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 12:13:21 2016 No.15868795 GRAZE!

Anonymous Wed Sep 21 14:32:47 2016 No.15869158

>>15864681
Actually the average iq has dropped
http://m.phys.org/news/2013-05-victorian-era-people-intelligent-modern-day-counterparts.html

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0160289613000470

Also European people can handle milk and other dairy products.
The same can't be said of Asians and Africans.

http://milk.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=000661

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 19:36:48 2016 No.15870241 Breakfast set with coffee in Tokyo costs from 3.5 to 5$.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 19:50:43 2016 No.15870295 >>15868318 I am answering in place on OP. It’s from 280 to 500 yen

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 19:51:02 2016 No.15870297 lol wouldn't it be hilarious as fuck to just walk around with a carton of milk and drinking from it in the middle of shibuya or something .

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 19:55:27 2016 No.15870317 >>15870297 haha yeah man that'd be crazy

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 22:31:18 2016 No.15870815 >>15864882 SEKAI!!

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 21 23:47:41 2016 No.15871072 >>15870815 SYAMEIMARU!!!!

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 22 10:00:51 2016 No.15872667 tfw you just wanna grab something from 7-11 or CoCo's, but your visiting sister, who's a Housewife of Bravo TV, wants to only eat at Sukiyayababa Meme Jiro's in Ginza and Roppongi.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 22 21:24:51 2016 No.15874736 >>15870297 outta my way japanese fucking shits.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 22 23:54:17 2016 No.15875216 >>15864681 It's called agriculture. Only agriculture gave our brains enough energy to fully develop and perform. IQ in countries is almost 1:1 correlated with food availability

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 22 23:56:44 2016 No.15875226 >>15862387 Same in London, or any major tourist destination with a high cost of living and/or business rental cost.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 00:10:29 2016 No.15875254 I had a 500 yen coffee in Shirakawa. The owner was an old man dressed like a fancy butler, the store only served coffee. It was snowing and cold as hell so I wanted that coffee no matter the price.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 00:12:04 2016 No.15875258 No it doesn't.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 01:46:32 2016 No.15875446 >>15875226 >>15875254 >>15875258 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3AB-aL-C3o&t=167s

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 02:16:09 2016 No.15875542 Mister KARATE!

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 22:15:28 2016 No.15883012

>>15869158
Reaction time? Really?
That's really silly! Cats react like wowie but they are dumb!
Also reaction time can be manipulated in the short term so very easily incidentally or otherwise, an experiment would need a very large sample size. Even with all optimal, you're looking at a difference in reaction time, which may in some cases correlate with the idea of 'intelligence' but I would not call them the same thing that would be incredibly silly!

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 22:26:47 2016 No.15883049 I've never bought coffee ever

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 00:02:45 2016 No.15883272 UUUUUUUNYUUUUUUU~

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