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<blockquote data-quote="chaos" data-source="post: 380143" data-attributes="member: 1012">Kudos to MyM for doing it.As for merchandise, I reckon both you and me have a very different experience from most people. And your experience about getting merchandise from Japan differs an awful lot from my own experience as you're able to read and speak. I've got family living there the often send some stuff I ask them. But they are not Tokyo-based and they are not internet-savvy, so if I can't find the things I want on yesasia.com or amazon.jp, I have to rely on my family there to get something for me and more often then not, they can't find it &quot;because that's an old show&quot;. Bear in mind that there's not really a huge gap. Last thing I managed to get this way was a Rurouni Kenshin OST which my brother in law managed to find in Tokyo, on one of his business trips. So, if they can't manage to find what I want this way, I end up without the goods.Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to justify piracy and counterfeits, but avoiding these is hardly the attitude of most people.This reply reminded me that I've been waiting for a version of Piano no Mori that I could understand for years, but I haven't checked in a while. Kaze has released that in French last year, while I wasn't looking - 15 euro with the OST &lt;3</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chaos, post: 380143, member: 1012"] Kudos to MyM for doing it. As for merchandise, I reckon both you and me have a very different experience from most people. And your experience about getting merchandise from Japan differs an awful lot from my own experience as you're able to read and speak. I've got family living there the often send some stuff I ask them. But they are not Tokyo-based and they are not internet-savvy, so if I can't find the things I want on yesasia.com or amazon.jp, I have to rely on my family there to get something for me and more often then not, they can't find it "because that's an old show". Bear in mind that there's not really a huge gap. Last thing I managed to get this way was a Rurouni Kenshin OST which my brother in law managed to find in Tokyo, on one of his business trips. So, if they can't manage to find what I want this way, I end up without the goods. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to justify piracy and counterfeits, but avoiding these is hardly the attitude of most people. This reply reminded me that I've been waiting for a version of Piano no Mori that I could understand for years, but I haven't checked in a while. Kaze has released that in French last year, while I wasn't looking - 15 euro with the OST <3 [/QUOTE]

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