| 21.3.08 |
| Purikura |
This is an example of "purikura," a type of photo booth that is very popular in Japan. First you take pictures with a group of friends. Next, you decorate the picture using a stylus on a touch screen. Then you wait for the pictures to be printed on sticker paper. Then you cut the pictures out, distribute them to friends, and stick them all over everything! A few coworkers and I had a small birthday party for Ami and Nakamura-sensei, so after we went out to eat we took purikura together.Labels: Daily Photo |
written by Ruthie @ 9:49 PM  |
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Japan? What does homsar mean?
your cousin,
Jeff
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I had my first experience with this a couple of weeks ago with some friends...very fun experience I suppose. I hope you have a GREAT vacation with your mom.
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Purikura is better than drinking for downright belly laugh fun! What a way to NOT take yourself seriously and still keep your wits about you. I would SO like to open the first American Purikura store! It would rule.
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Hey guys, if you can, visit pixel memory studios website, we are a purikura store in america, www.pixelms.com at the website you can post your pictures, rate, and review them with the world!
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Name: Ruthie
Japan? What does homsar mean?
your cousin,
Jeff