Remake your old uchiwas

[jicachan]

I have a couple of uchiwas that my grandma gave me; it's those uchiwas you get for free as a commercial sample, so they're not very beautiful, but really useful in the heat of summer.

I must say though, that even if the word uchiwa is Japanese, these fans are common in China as well.

Comments

[xxryoxx]

very cute :3
maybe you should kame on the last one or do you want another one with c.n.blue?

[jicachan]

Hehe.. the thing is I already have many Kame uchiwas, some of them are officials even.

Right now, I want to have another CNBLUE, but I don't want to be too hasty. I was thinking to save the last one for later. What if I get into another fandom? XDD~

[xxryoxx]

ah well, i understand. but just put another c.n.blue pic on it. if you get bored, you can create a new one, right?

i saw that you will be in london. me too~ you should bring your uchiwas with you :D

[jicachan]

But if I make another CNBLUE, I wouldn't have heart to tear it off. >.<

Cool, you're also going to the concert? I'm so excited. I think it will be awesome.

Should I bring my uchiwa? But they don't use uchiwas in Korean concerts, do they? O.o

[xxryoxx]

hahaha, but you will only tear it off if you will get in another fandom. if you don't you needn't to tear it off ;)

yeah, i'm so excited too. i hope i will find everything. :D

ah, i don't know, but i think it doesn't matter, they gave concerts in japan and the fans over there had uchiwas, right? ;) just do it if you are comfortbale with it.

[jicachan]

I guess I will still be a CNBLUE fan even if I get into another fandom. Just like Kame is still my ichiban. ^^

What I really want for the concert is those light sticks, but I don't know where to get them. On the other side, not having anything in your hands is also good...

[xxryoxx]

yeah, for me it is the same (kame-chan is also my favourite) :)

there was a girl on facebook, who asked who wants to get such a light stick. (https://www.facebook.com/CnBlueLondonGathering?ref=ts)
maybe you should ask her? i think they are pretty cool, but i won't buy one before. maybe they will sell something in front of the concert hall...

[jicachan]

I see. Don't really want to buy from someone I don't know. Seems like they won't be selling concert goods at the London concert. Ah, well... never mind.

So you're also a Kazuya girl? XDD
Have you been to any of KAT-TUN concerts?

[xxryoxx]

yeah, for me it's the same. we will have fun without any goods, i'm sure :D :D

hahaha, yes for more than 6 years :3
but no, sadly i didn't manage to fly to japan and go to a concert yet. maybe someday. and you? did you went to a concert of them?

[jicachan]

Yeah, sometimes it's just a hassle having things stuck in your hands. ^^;

Wow, 6 years. For me, since 2005. It's weird, we should have met in fandom before...

I have never been to KAT-TUN's concerts. Actually, this time is the first time for me to go to a concert. Going to concerts seems so difficult, first you will have to get a ticket. Now only that is hard enough, and then flight ticket. You will need a lot of money and vacation and often the concerts don't fit well with my real life circumstances... T_T

So I'm happy I was able to make it to London. CNBLUE works fine with me. =)

[xxryoxx]

2005?! you are a fan since his jr.days. that's great :) i think i saw some comments from you. i'm pretty sure that i saw your avatar before. :D :D

i was at some concerts here in germany. but for me it's also the first time that i will see one of my favourite bands. i wanted to go so badly and then i saw they will hold a concert in london, so i decided to fly there. :D you are right you must pay a lot of money, but i think it is less than you would pay in south korea ;)
when will you arrive in london and how long do you stay?

[jicachan]

Hehe... I mostly use this avatar since I always forget to change when I post. I have some nice of Kame, but it's no use since I don't remember to use them.

I started to like Kame after watching Gokusen 2 and then came Kindaichi and Nobuta. And so I found out about KAT-TUN.

I'm glad it's in London, because even if it costs a lot, it still is possible. Concerts in Japan or Korea is just too hard to get to. I really admire those fangirls who manage to get there.

I'll arrive on Friday and leaving on Sunday. What about you? Are you going with friends or alone?

[xxryoxx]

gokusen 2 was also my first jdrama with him :D but a friend gave it to me 2006. ^^

i think london is the best choice, because so many people in europe speak english or understand it. :)

i'll also arrive in friday but i will leave on monday. i'm going with my twinsister. :) what about you? and which ticket did you buy? i mean did you get a seat or will you stand in front of the stage? :D

[jicachan]

I had been in Japan that year and when I came back I started to watch Jdramas for real and happen to stumble over Kame. Over the years I have watched other Johnnies too, but Kame-chan is still my bias.

London is the perfect choice as you say. It's good so many fangirls are coming from the rest of Europe, not only people from London. I get a bit annoyed when I see people living in Great Britain whining about it's far to go to London, I mean, come on, you live in the same country.

You have a twinsister? O.o
Who also like CNBLUE? Wow.

I'm going with a friend. At first I wanted to have a seat, but then we decided to stand, to come closer. I just hope we will survive, hehe....

[xxryoxx]

i've never been in japan, but i want to go next year. hopefully i can do it! a friend told me about johnny's and so i got into them and felt in love with kame-chan :3 my second favourite johnny is ryo-chan btw.

yeah, i know, some people are a bit strange. but i'm surprised that the flight is cheaper than a ride with the train to another german city. maybe the people in GB have the same problem..?!

yeah, i have a twinsister. we are pretty similar and share the same fandoms :D :D actually she was the one who told me about c.n.blue. i don't have friends who love them like me, so i think it's great to have a sister who does.

hahaha, i thought the same. we had the chance to get a seat-ticket but i told my sister that standing might be better because we are closer to the stage. we are tall, so we won't have a problem to see them. ;D i think you will survive. is the standing corner sold out? if not, we should have enough space ;)

where will you stay in london? in a hotel or hostel?

[jicachan]

I've been in Japan a couple of times, but never managed to sync my trips with any concerts. I've been to Johnny's shop in Harajuku though. And the unofficial shops along the street too. XD