Hey Justin, havent talked to you in a while. Glad to see you are still managing some free time with all that studying you do. I am still shocked at how well you are able to find some of the most amazing aspects of Kyoto. Keep up the good work and good luck with your studies.

P.S. I didnt know we had to sign in before posting so there should be a duplicate in the guest section, sorry about that.

Hello Justin. I’m a friend of Amy Graham from San Diego. I actually met you when you were a bit younger, and then again at her wedding to Jonah. Amy showed me your site and I thought I write you and tell you that it is great. Best of luck in your great life. By the way, Amy and I discovered that you and I are both Sigma Nus.

If you’ll recall, I was involved with your stepdad’s Rosemary film. We met, I believe, some three years ago in L.A.
Dan gave me your website when I asked him for your Kyoto tel. no. My (Japanese)
wife, Celine, and I will be in Kyoto 1-7
April, for –hopefully– the cherry blossoms. We would like to get together with you for a drink or a meal. But if
you can’t spare the time, we’ll certainly understand. After glancing through your remarkable blog/website, I can see what a hectic, busy and productive life-style you have adopted in the rand of the lising sun. It makes my adjustment to Japan in 1964 seem pedestrian by comparison.

-Joe Bendy

Hi Justin,
We just looked at your photos- excellent. Hope you are well, we heard of the earthquake today. Love! Sam and Aunt Pam 😎

Nicely done, Justin-san. Living in Japan must be a thrill. Didnt get to look at all of the site, but I did notice from your travel log that you have never been to Colorado. If you ever get the urge to color it red, come and visit us. Good luck,

Dave Graham

P.S. Does Takanohana still wrestle sumo?

Hey Justin. Camping at Big Sur got you ready for this wonderful trip I am sure! A most excellent adventure. Danny sent me and I’m glad he did. I’ll be back!

Hi Justin!
Guess who? Olivia and Oriana…very cool site, I’m impressed.Glad you’re having fun. We’re good. Still in Santa Monica.
Say, if you hear of any Japanese animations that might be good for the Tadpole Club, pls. have them send them my way.
Thx!

Hmm, ice skating outdoors in Japan..not quite the same as skating to fuzzy Metallica at a shopping mall, but I suppose it’s a decent substitute. I’m totally impressed with your move and how well you’ve adapted. I’m enjoying all the stories and pictures, so keep it up. 🙂

What a fantastic way to celebrate the new year! Please thank Naomi’s family from ours for taking such good care of you! You LOOKED like you had as great of a time as you wrote. Happy New Year!! Love you and miss you!
xoxo
Amy

I was a lonely, lonely Noz until I met Mr. Klein in 7th grade. Justin Klein was my first real friend.

He saved me from the path of drugs, alcohol, and dangerous behavior in middle school, and then led me down the path of drugs, alcohol, and dangerous behavior in college.

For that, I thank him.

Love, Noz

a)I am Justin’s best friend in the world
b) He loves me more than all of you (unless you’re a girl)
c) you better come back from Japan or I am gonna come there and drag you back.

,you fuck.

HEY YA BIG DORK.. don’t forget me when you go off to Japan, yeah? otherwise I’ll totally kick your ass when you get back. and hopefully I’ll be like super kickboxing expert by then. 😉 I still have to take a shot for Linda with you! she also wants pictures.