Before "Pearl Harbor" was reduced to a three-hour reel of explosions starring overpriced wooden puppet Ben Affleck, it was a place where a bunch of American soldiers were attacked by a bunch of Japanese soldiers these seventy years ago today. A Day of Infamy, if you will. You may remember from every commemorative evening news broadcast since then that Americans generally avoid doing anything Asian-sounding on this day, to honor the fallen and to keep our wounds fresh. This year, though, you can count out those Obama daughters and their fancy-schmancy private school to have
Asian food? If you are going to be stupid do not be ignorant at the same time. It would be Japanese food, although it is difficult to say 70 years later what difference it makes. Thank you Mr. Erickson.
Asian food? If you are going to be stupid do not be ignorant at the same time. It would be Japanese food, although it is difficult to say 70 years later what difference it makes. Thank you Mr. Erickson.
Asian food? If you are going to be stupid do not be ignorant at the same time. It would be Japanese food, although it is difficult to say 70 years later what difference it makes. Thank you Mr. Erickson.
Fortune cookies are American. And despite the horrors Japan inflicted on China, all our local Chinese places have no problem serving teriyaki.
Good luck finding a sushi place in Beijing, though - I didn't have any luck.
Good luck finding a sushi place in Beijing, though - I didn't have any luck.
Fortune cookies are American. And despite the horrors Japan inflicted on China, all our local Chinese places have no problem serving teriyaki.
Asian food? If you are going to be stupid do not be ignorant at the same time. It would be Japanese food, although it is difficult to say 70 years later what difference it makes. Thank you Mr. Erickson.