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for all you guys that are comming to UofI comment here so that i can get numbers, I can buy you japan night tickets cause if you buy them early they are significantly cheaper so i am gunna buy them for the peops that are coming for sure. That way it ill only be $6 bucks. if you aren't sure but think you may come let me know by friday Cause i can still get some for $8 bucks its ten at the door but remember each ticket gets food too so its not that bad lol. and Saturday is a party at my place we will have a keg free of charge and some hard liquor. and my muter and Jon's muter plus other crazy moms will be partying with us, fear not its actually really fun and they don't stay out as late as wee do. for anyone who gets hear early enough on friday we will be going bar crawling with the moms which is fun because they being in a large group like to treat us poor college people to liqueur. Japan night on Sunday will have food and games and the show will be good. A Taiko group is the main performance but koto performance and Chinese yoyo as well. The judo team is doing something as well as some other performances as well such as comedic acts and more The show will last only an hour and a half so it wont be too long so it will be fun. the food that will be at the matsuri is going to have the following:
* Yakisoba: Japanese fried noodles prepared by stir-trying ramen-style noodles with bite-size meat and vegetables, and flavoured with sosu, salt and pepper.
* Yakisoba Okonomiyaki: Japanese dish consisting of a pan-fried batter cake and various ingredients.
* Dango: Japanese dumpling made from mochiko (rice flour)
* Yakitori: Japanese type of skewered chicken. Made from several bite-sized pieces of chicken meat, skewered on a bamboo skewer and barbecued.
* Kakigori: Japanese dessert made from shaved ice, flavored with syrup.
* Drinks:
green tea
Game booths:
* Yo-Yo
* Kingyo Sukui
* Ring Toss
Merchandise:
* Paper lanterns
* Plastic ninja swords
* Assorted wood fans
* Assorted paper parasols
* Yakisoba: Japanese fried noodles prepared by stir-trying ramen-style noodles with bite-size meat and vegetables, and flavoured with sosu, salt and pepper.
* Yakisoba Okonomiyaki: Japanese dish consisting of a pan-fried batter cake and various ingredients.
* Dango: Japanese dumpling made from mochiko (rice flour)
* Yakitori: Japanese type of skewered chicken. Made from several bite-sized pieces of chicken meat, skewered on a bamboo skewer and barbecued.
* Kakigori: Japanese dessert made from shaved ice, flavored with syrup.
* Drinks:
green tea
Game booths:
* Yo-Yo
* Kingyo Sukui
* Ring Toss
Merchandise:
* Paper lanterns
* Plastic ninja swords
* Assorted wood fans
* Assorted paper parasols