Does Somebody Knows・・・？

In Japanese language, there are something called jyosu-si（助数詞）.
For example, Japanese speakers uses dai（台）when counting cars, hon(本)when we count pens, etc. These are what is called jyosu-si.

One day, when I was talking to my friend who loves Godzilla films, he asked me "Hey, do you have any idea how to count King Ghidora?" I couldn't answer it.

That is why I want to ask all of the readers of this blog. Does somebody knows how to count King Ghidora?

If you have any ideas about it, please write it in comments.

Thank you!!

BTW, if you don't know King Ghidora, check these.

English ver.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Ghidorah

Japanese ver.
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%AD%E3%83%B3%E3%82%B0%E3%82%AE%E3%83%89%E3%83%A9

How's it going?

Hi, guys!

I heard that it is snowing in Tokyo recently.
I am worrying that if you -people in Kanto area- are having problems because of it.

BTW, I'm in my hometown, Hokkaido, to get my drivers licence, but it is very hard to drive - especially manual transmission cars - :< .

How is your life? PLZ tell me about it by comments.

☆Kakkie's Radio Hour☆ 35

Hi,there! This is Kakkie. As some of you might noticed, opening jingle changed from this time.

We have guest today. On-chan!!

-in Japanese- Nice to meet you.

Let's start with this song. by Miki Imai, "PRIDE".



Next song is "DIAMONDS" by PRINCESS PRINCESS.



-in Japanese- This is very famous song, isn't it?

Yes, I think this song is used in TV ads recently.

Coming up next, "Daitokai" by Crystal King.



That's all for this time. See You!