Can Somebody help me with Japanese websites?
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hans-j?rgen
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If you use Google or WorldLingo, it should work even when clicking on further links within the translated pages:
http://translate.google.com/translate_t
http://www.worldlingo.com/en/websites/url_translator.html
And if you're looking for that Tokai page from Ishibashi, it's gone till March...
But maybe it has been archived by http://www.archive.org/ which usually copies everything under the sun...
Wait, of course Google's cache is always a good idea:
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:ULtSKIhm6TkJ:www.ishibashi.co.jp/webshop/guitar/tokai/index.htm+site:ishibashi.co.jp+tokai&hl=de
http://translate.google.com/translate_t
http://www.worldlingo.com/en/websites/url_translator.html
And if you're looking for that Tokai page from Ishibashi, it's gone till March...
But maybe it has been archived by http://www.archive.org/ which usually copies everything under the sun...
Wait, of course Google's cache is always a good idea:
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:ULtSKIhm6TkJ:www.ishibashi.co.jp/webshop/guitar/tokai/index.htm+site:ishibashi.co.jp+tokai&hl=de
Thanks Hans, at least now I've seen Ishibashis Tokai page, I could never figure the link out before and when I put tokai into their search engine, I got nothing.I have actually mailed Ishibasi about availability of a Lefty Tokai or an Edwards Les Paul type. I got a reply offering me either an LS95F/L or a LC95F/L. I see the LS90F/L on their site, but no LS95, are these a new model?
TUNAFREAK
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LEFTY-GT said:
Your best bet on this site is to listen to some of the people have to say, thats how I started learning about these incredible guitars. People like Hans and a few others are a storehouse of knowledge and they won't give bad advice. I try everything under the sun to navigate Japanese sites and sometimes you start clicking and you get lucky! Here is a good one
http://www.ikebe-gakki.com/shopping_10.php?cate=1&state=1
hans-j?rgen
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Yes, they will probably be available in March, and I guess that Ishibashi will publish the new models on their web site then. The LC95S/L is only available in black according to the catalog, by the way, while the LS95F/L is either in cherry sunburst or violin finish. Other left hand Love Rocks would be the cheaper MIK models ALS55L and ALC60L as well as ALC52L with bolt-on neck. And there's an ES120L and a SG50L, too.LEFTY-GT said:
Pegcityrocker
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I love how Google translates Japanese pages. On that Ikebe Gakki link there is a beautiful LS180 available. In the desciption it says the guitar was selected from medieval times and that it has the specs of a Less Pole. :lol: I'm going to have to use that from now on to describe those Love Rock copies.
If anyone needs help on Japanese web pages and the online translators dont suffice, send me a note and I will see if I can be of help. I studied the language in college and lived there for 12 years, engaged in the practice of law. Though I am best at reading legal documents, I can probably decipher a thing or two about guitars as well.
Waiting for my 1985 TLC model to arrive, supposed to be here any day now . . . .
Waiting for my 1985 TLC model to arrive, supposed to be here any day now . . . .
Hi Marcus,welcome to the forum.There is few people reading japanese which is very difficult.I'm lucky my brother has learn to read kanji last year and he'll examinate in high level to get a degree very soon.I'm learning some things from him and his friend and teacher Daisuke,just so different minds.....
Good luck on the TLC.
Good luck on the TLC.
Thanks Luis.
If your brother wants to rag on his friend and teacher Daisuke (in a funny and friendly deprecating way), tell him to say to Daisuke that:
Daisuke wa, dai-sukebe desu.
An old one I learned years and years ago (said to/about another guy named Daisuke, in this case by his sister).
If your brother wants to rag on his friend and teacher Daisuke (in a funny and friendly deprecating way), tell him to say to Daisuke that:
Daisuke wa, dai-sukebe desu.
An old one I learned years and years ago (said to/about another guy named Daisuke, in this case by his sister).
