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akeenan

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Ok thought I should make a new thread in here

I am now living in chiba japan. I have been here 2 and a bit weeks.

Started my new job and things are going very well. My apartment has been built recently and has 3 bedrooms. My area houses mostly familys with small children.

There appears to be a lot less skylines in general here now than there was 9 months ago...

Anyways... If anyone needs help with stuff around the chiba area. drop me a line.

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Andrew

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akeenan: if you are still there in jan we will meet up with you.

We met up with another SAU'er living in Chiba on our last visit who was kind enough to take us around the Toyota Auctions in Chiba.

We stay across the road from Chibaminato monorail station

akeenan Grand Master

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what work u doing up there akeenan?

anywork I can :D ... ESL.

akeenan: if you are still there in jan we will meet up with you.

We met up with another SAU'er living in Chiba on our last visit who was kind enough to take us around the Toyota Auctions in Chiba.

We stay across the road from Chibaminato monorail station

Excellent, see you in jan! ... i know the monorail. :P

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