Saturday, September 26, 2009

Meet Kisuke...



This cute, fluffy rabbit is a Five For Office pet. His ability to eat every day is based on readers like you, purchasing the magazine he represents.

For just $9.95 an issue you can (get a magazine and) provide fresh hay and pellets for a Five For Office pet like this one.

Pets will receive clean water and cages, and an office with the power still on to live in. While you will not receive thank you letters from your sponsored pet (due to lack of opposable thumbs and the fact that hamsters are notoriously bad spellers), your sponsored pet will be told "Today's meal has been provided to you by 'IliketoFKkyo_487'!"

Act now to sponsor an office pet in need, and get a copy of Five For for yourself!

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Saturday, August 29, 2009

Airlines...love 'em or hate 'em?

Our upcoming issue, #12, features an article on the various airlines that one can take in their quest to visit Japan.

In the course of writing the article, we heard some great stories of customer service above and beyond the call of duty. We also heard some serious horror stories about terrible customer service, "food", and nightmare stewardesses.

Imagine my amusement when I found that one disgruntled airline customer had put his airline woes to music. This guy had his guitar broken by luggage carriers, and the airline refused to compensate him. if you're not adverse to country/western music, give his video a watch:


Our staff recently flew to Japan on Northwest (recently bought out by Delta) and a stewardess dumped someone's drink down my back while collecting the after "meal" debris. She thought I shouldn't be bothered by the fact that someone else's backwash was now soaking my back and arm, because after all, "It's only water."

So now I'm curious; anyone out there had any really horrifying or really terrific airline experiences? Please feel free to name names!

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Thursday, August 27, 2009

A strange coincidence

The other day we all went out window shopping, and we saw this truck parked on the side of the road...

x japan truck

Wonder what they're up to...

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