How to 4th with a bang!

What is the best way to celebrate?

  • Yakiniku (korean BBQ)

    Votes: 1 50.0%
  • Burger

    Votes: 1 50.0%
  • Thick cut steak (hard to get, most meat here is cut paper thin)

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    2

HiyokoInNippon

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So, I have a choice to make and I need some help.

Should I

a) go to a Korean BBQ place

or

b) make a hamburger?

I don't have a grill or I would go to a park and have a solo bbq night. Actually, doing yakiniku solo is equally depressing now that I think about it. Anyways, I am just trying to do my part to represent so far from home...

And yes, there will be fireworks. *snerk* Japan does fireworks like NOBODY'S biz!
 
I love Korean BBQ (especially hot pork, Kalbi, marinated daikon, marinated potatoes, etc.), so I would go to a Korean BBQ place. In fact, I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. :eek:)
 
But is it 'Murrica enough to REALLY celebrate the USA's b-day? If I were going there and getting steaks and ribs, I would totally agree but it is just really wimpy thin cut meat...

On the other hand, frying a hamburger, alone, at home, is more depressing than doing yakiniku alone...
 
But is it 'Murrica enough to REALLY celebrate the USA's b-day? If I were going there and getting steaks and ribs, I would totally agree but it is just really wimpy thin cut meat...

On the other hand, frying a hamburger, alone, at home, is more depressing than doing yakiniku alone...

I hear you, and I agree with you. Maybe you can find someone to go with you if you offer to pick up the tab. :eek:)
 
Here is your own personal invitation to watch the biggest firework celebration in the nation. No, it's not in New York City--it's in Music City otherwise known as Nashville, TN! Click on the link (or copy and paste--not sure how this works) and at the bottom of the page in blue are the words "Let Freedom Sing". Click on them and enjoy the show if you can. I don't know what time in Japan that will be, but we're on Central Daylight Savings Time here in Middle Tennessee. Good luck!

http://www.wsmv.com/story/29471396/nashville-prepping-for-biggest-july-4th-celebration-ever
 
Here is your own personal invitation to watch the biggest firework celebration in the nation. No, it's not in New York City--it's in Music City otherwise known as Nashville, TN! Click on the link (or copy and paste--not sure how this works) and at the bottom of the page in blue are the words "Let Freedom Sing". Click on them and enjoy the show if you can. I don't know what time in Japan that will be, but we're on Central Daylight Savings Time here in Middle Tennessee. Good luck!

http://www.wsmv.com/story/29471396/nashville-prepping-for-biggest-july-4th-celebration-ever
Thanks for the invite, I would love to watch but something about watching fireworks on tv is just not as fun...

I'll just wait for August. Most fireworks shows in Japan are 30 minutes to 2 hours at the longest. They are amazing! Plus, it will already be the 5th here!
 
Oh well, I tried .
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