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Yoko Shimomura contacted me! (with pics)

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Yes, I know this is six weeks old, but still she did contact me about working on my game. First, this is a verified Twitter account. Midiplex is the name of her own studio for her music as she is freelance. Look up "midiplex" on Google and you will see. Second, my game is a secret at this time and I don't have time to complete it as of yet.

 

This is to prove to everyone that I'm not a "troll" and that I do know people from SE. No, this is not photoshopped. That is my twitter, and she is who she is. If you look at her photos you can tell she's real, so please if you say that I'm fake, than too bad.

 

I hope everyone will one day get to meet their favorite people or celebrities. This isn't meant to brag or say I'm better than you because I know Yoko Shimomura. I'm just getting tired of everyone saying I'm a troll or whatever. It's very hurtful to one who actually wants to tell KH fans about the things going on with SE. And, for proof that I did go to the Square-Enix 1st Production Department. I was the one who posted the event on Facebook, so everyone who says I'm fake should actually learn that it's not hard to find out about game companies these days. What year do you think we live in? 1985? Wow! *sarcasm*

 

My game is still in development and the project is known as PROJECT: Memories, or PROJECT: Requiem. The game's title has not been trademarked yet.

 

Well, enjoy! You could contact her, but it must be about business and making music for your game. She even says this on her site if you don't believe me. It's also recommended that you speak to her in Japanese.

 

Here you go, it's taken directly from my iPhone 4, so don't tell me how it's photoshopped. Also, follow me and Yoko on Twitter, if you'd like!

 

 

 

 

EDIT: Why is everyone downloading my photo? It doesn't matter to me, go right ahead!

 

I love Kingdom Hearts!

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id like to believe that this is true ^^

Er... Maybe I'm just getting off-track, but my point is: study up before you begin planning to study and work abroad.

Have you learned customs like tea ceremonies or how to make boxed lunches yet? Do you know how to eat with chopsticks? Do you know how to properly wear a hakama or a gii?

 

If you aren't prepared, foreign countries, especially Asian ones, will tear you apart.

 

Well, those kinds of things are superficial and I don't think it's crucial to survive in Japan. Those things aren't too hard to learn. But, yes, language is one, and culture is the other. There is a manner in which they act that it is important to understand and adopt to. Like, Americans are very direct and sincere with others, but Japanese are more formal and indirect. When Americans say something they mean exactly what they say. In Japan they can say one thing but mean something else because they are acting with the custom. That's one thing I find difficult when translating because there is an unspoken culture that I don't know how to put in English, and is usually impossible >.< So, yeah. But learning how to make a bento is important too ^^ You gotta eat ^^

 

 

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Well, those kinds of things are superficial and I don't think it's crucial to survive in Japan. Those things aren't too hard to learn. But, yes, language is one, and culture is the other. There is a manner in which they act that it is important to understand and adopt to. Like, Americans are very direct and sincere with others, but Japanese are more formal and indirect. When Americans say something they mean exactly what they say. In Japan they can say one thing but mean something else because they are acting with the custom. That's one thing I find difficult when translating because there is an unspoken culture that I don't know how to put in English, and is usually impossible >.< So, yeah. But learning how to make a bento is important too ^^ You gotta eat ^^

 

 

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Omg.

I'd like to eat that someday.

Don;t you love it when ppl get mad over nothing xD

 

 

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Holy crap.

That looks... amazing.

Do wantttt.

OK! I just don't get how it would've been fake even though my twitter is right there and my username. If it were fake, wouldn't that be setting yourself up for twitter overflow and spam? Come on, in some cases you must use your mind!

 

EDIT: OMG, you're only 13-years old. SO YOU PEOPLE ARE STILL IN SCHOOL!

 

No wonder you think it's a fake. You teens are so used to people trolling you or faking even the stupidest things. Wow. No wonder.

 

Wow. You don't have to be so rude about it. You need to accept the fact that not everyone is going to believe you. Just like you have to accept the fact that not everyone is going to like what you do or who you are. At least give them credit for not believing everything they read on the internet. That's a stupid habit to make.

EDIT: OMG, you're only 13-years old. SO YOU PEOPLE ARE STILL IN SCHOOL!

 

But you're only 14...?

 

-facepalm-

 

One year makes a big difference, ladies and gentleman.

Pfffff

 

Let's keep it at that.

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