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[owlectomy]

Just so we're clear on this, it would be a BAD idea for me to use up all the rest of my vacation time to take a whirlwind trip to Japan and visit the old silk filature that's been preserved as a heritage site. For research.

And I am more likely to fix my book by actually fixing my book.

ETA Oh, gosh, airfare is cheaper than I thought it was. Now I actually have to think about it. (Never mind that getting out to Tomioka and then Takarazuka would add up to Not So Cheap...)

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[flemmings.livejournal.com]

I hope it's easier getting tickets than in my day. Posters announcing the next Taka production at the Imperial Theatre used to go up with 'Sold out-- thank you!' already printed on them. Back then the fan clubs bought the tickets in blocks and doled them out to members, but maybe that's just a Tokyo phenomenon.

[takumashii.livejournal.com]

It looks kind of possible as long as I reserve in advance and don't mind a bad seat -- I'd probably have to either get one of those auction proxy services and bid on Yahoo, or wait till I get to Japan and hope that I can get a ticket sometime in the subsequent couple days at Lawson or one of the ticket places.

I'm thinking about this way too much for something that continues to be a bad idea.