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Introduction Entry
Apr. 9th, 2017 10:07 pmObviously the reason we all LJ-users are switching to DW is because all the awesome and actively subbing communities are moving here. I was attached to LJ, mostly because they gave me my daily Arashi fix. I had been a fan for close to 6 years. Everything started when I was a 3rd year medical student. Arashi gave me the laughter and motivation to pour through all those endless medical notes. And after the grueling 5 years, I finally graduated.
Suffered through internship for 2 years and during this period, the amount of Arashi videos left un-watched amounted closed to 1tera bytes. How can I spend time to enjoy my laughter fix when all I did on my off days were sleeping and resting the tired and soul-less body. And after those 2 years of what I called 'hell on earth', I am now a medical officer at a health clinic, who worked 8-5, and has weekend off, entitled to public holidays and only did passive calls at night. Heck yeah!
Now that I finally have the time of the world, I am sorting through my Arashi variety shows collection and trying to collect all of them, subbed or raw. I've given up on VS Arashi and only downloading subbed version but Shiagare is too precious. Trying to collect all as of now and still missing a lot, especially those aired on 2013-2015 (those wretched internship period).
In the end of 2015, finally able to put my feet on Japan ground and I swear it was the best moment of my life. All those shows I watched, and the Japanese language that I picked up came in handy. Even managed to go to Arashi Popcorn Tour Tokyo Dome site. Didn't buy the ticket but being on the holy ground of Tokyo Dome itself was among the most doki-doki moment of my life. It was absolutely amazing. I took pictures of every ads that featured the members and was just happy being able to finally be in Japan.
If you read through this, thank you! It's just another life story of an Arashi fan. The world around me changes and revolves, but Arashi remains a fixture that I always come home to, a comfort zone, healing time.
Yoroshiku onegaishimasuuu~
Suffered through internship for 2 years and during this period, the amount of Arashi videos left un-watched amounted closed to 1tera bytes. How can I spend time to enjoy my laughter fix when all I did on my off days were sleeping and resting the tired and soul-less body. And after those 2 years of what I called 'hell on earth', I am now a medical officer at a health clinic, who worked 8-5, and has weekend off, entitled to public holidays and only did passive calls at night. Heck yeah!
Now that I finally have the time of the world, I am sorting through my Arashi variety shows collection and trying to collect all of them, subbed or raw. I've given up on VS Arashi and only downloading subbed version but Shiagare is too precious. Trying to collect all as of now and still missing a lot, especially those aired on 2013-2015 (those wretched internship period).
In the end of 2015, finally able to put my feet on Japan ground and I swear it was the best moment of my life. All those shows I watched, and the Japanese language that I picked up came in handy. Even managed to go to Arashi Popcorn Tour Tokyo Dome site. Didn't buy the ticket but being on the holy ground of Tokyo Dome itself was among the most doki-doki moment of my life. It was absolutely amazing. I took pictures of every ads that featured the members and was just happy being able to finally be in Japan.
If you read through this, thank you! It's just another life story of an Arashi fan. The world around me changes and revolves, but Arashi remains a fixture that I always come home to, a comfort zone, healing time.
Yoroshiku onegaishimasuuu~
