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	RE^2:Going to Japan, where to go? what t
	RE^2:Going to Japan, where to go? what t
	kisado... 

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From: CQF02202@nifty.ne.jp
Date: Wed Apr  3 05:17:04 EST 2002
Subject: RE^2:Going to Japan, where to go? what t


Hellow, David Woodford.

 > Yes, Mandarake is the name of the place.  It's a tall building about 4 or
 > 5 stories.  The PCE games (and others) are in a glass cabinet on the first
 > floor right in front of the escalator that comes down from the 2nd
 > floor... at least that where they were when I was there.

Now PCE cabinet chenged the place but it's still on the 1st floor,
in front of the escalator which going up to 2nd floor.

 > I believe Takumi-san meant "North Tenjin area".  
Yes, "Kita" means North in Japan.

 > so if you exit out the north end of this shopping area, you should be
 >  facing toward Mandarake once you get out to the street.  It's about 3 
 > blocks away on the corner. 

Thanks for your kindness. That's good explain.

I can add only one information. 
Please check "Daiei", a big supermarcket.
"Mandarake" is placed north to "Daiei building".
 When you walk north from "Daiei" about 30 second ,
 you'll find the Mandarake.
(Caution: Mandarake opens 12:00-20:00.)

 > Tenjin's a neat place.
 > I spent a few days wondering around there... big shopping area.
Really. I miss Fukuoka city and Tenjin area.

Regards.
(Wed) 03/Apr/2002 18:46 Takumi Suidu [CQF02202@nifty.ne.jp]



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From: CQF02202@nifty.ne.jp
Date: Wed Apr  3 05:17:04 EST 2002
Subject: RE^2:Going to Japan, where to go? what t


Hellow, David Woodford.

 > Yes, Mandarake is the name of the place.  It's a tall building about 4 or
 > 5 stories.  The PCE games (and others) are in a glass cabinet on the first
 > floor right in front of the escalator that comes down from the 2nd
 > floor... at least that where they were when I was there.

Now PCE cabinet chenged the place but it's still on the 1st floor,
in front of the escalator which going up to 2nd floor.

 > I believe Takumi-san meant "North Tenjin area".  
Yes, "Kita" means North in Japan.

 > so if you exit out the north end of this shopping area, you should be
 >  facing toward Mandarake once you get out to the street.  It's about 3 
 > blocks away on the corner. 

Thanks for your kindness. That's good explain.

I can add only one information. 
Please check "Daiei", a big supermarcket.
"Mandarake" is placed north to "Daiei building".
 When you walk north from "Daiei" about 30 second ,
 you'll find the Mandarake.
(Caution: Mandarake opens 12:00-20:00.)

 > Tenjin's a neat place.
 > I spent a few days wondering around there... big shopping area.
Really. I miss Fukuoka city and Tenjin area.

Regards.
(Wed) 03/Apr/2002 18:46 Takumi Suidu [CQF02202@nifty.ne.jp]



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From: stk8534@loki.stockton.edu
Date: Wed Apr  3 17:48:13 EST 2002
Subject: kisado... 


Plain and simple...anybody have one for sale?



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