Nakamura Bobbleheads
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Re: Nakamura Bobbleheads
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Sep 4, 2001 1:25 PM
| YBS Fan
]
Hmmm. That's not an easy request. I had read about the bobbleheads, but not living in Osaka, didn't have a chance to get one.
Looking at Kintets's "Shop Buffy," I don't see any in the player goods section, so it looks like it was a limited good. You may want to try to contact them with their inquery form. The fields are:
1. Name
2. E-mail address
3. Question
The button on the left will send.
(Going through their site was rather annoying as they changed character encodings between EUC-JP and Shift_JIS a few times without specifying it either in an HTTP header or a META tag. Some web designers need to get a clue!)
If you do get a reply, let us know how it went.
(Oh, and in the future, you might want to be careful about putting your e-mail address on the web pages. Doing so opens it up to spam-bots, robot spiders the scurry the web for e-mail addresses to send spam to. It's good to anti-spam your address by making it human readable. For example, you can contact me at westbaystars at japanesebaseball com (and be sure to include the word "Yakyu" in the subject). I'm sure that some day a spam-bot will figure this one out, so I have additional filters like requiring "Yakyu" in the subject. But most people don't know how to apply ProcMail filters, so making it even harder for the bots to understand, but still fairly easy for people to contact you could be considered an art form.)
Looking at Kintets's "Shop Buffy," I don't see any in the player goods section, so it looks like it was a limited good. You may want to try to contact them with their inquery form. The fields are:
1. Name
2. E-mail address
3. Question
The button on the left will send.
(Going through their site was rather annoying as they changed character encodings between EUC-JP and Shift_JIS a few times without specifying it either in an HTTP header or a META tag. Some web designers need to get a clue!)
If you do get a reply, let us know how it went.
(Oh, and in the future, you might want to be careful about putting your e-mail address on the web pages. Doing so opens it up to spam-bots, robot spiders the scurry the web for e-mail addresses to send spam to. It's good to anti-spam your address by making it human readable. For example, you can contact me at westbaystars at japanesebaseball com (and be sure to include the word "Yakyu" in the subject). I'm sure that some day a spam-bot will figure this one out, so I have additional filters like requiring "Yakyu" in the subject. But most people don't know how to apply ProcMail filters, so making it even harder for the bots to understand, but still fairly easy for people to contact you could be considered an art form.)
Re: Nakamura Bobbleheads
[ Author: Guest | Posted: Sep 6, 2001 8:32 PM
]
Got a reply from the Shop Buffy.
"We are afraid that we do not sell Nakamura's bobble head doll.
Furthermore we are unable to send goods overseas.
Thanks for your attention.
Shop Buffie"
Oh well, as least I got an answer!
"We are afraid that we do not sell Nakamura's bobble head doll.
Furthermore we are unable to send goods overseas.
Thanks for your attention.
Shop Buffie"
Oh well, as least I got an answer!
Re: Nakamura Bobbleheads
[ Author: Guest | Posted: Sep 8, 2001 1:59 AM
]
To bobw357@aol.com,
The Nakamura Bobblehead figure is available in EBAY right now. Just type in "Japanese baseball" in Search and you should be able to find it on the list. It is current at $ 40 or so dollars. The seller is from Tokyo, Japan...Good Luck
The Nakamura Bobblehead figure is available in EBAY right now. Just type in "Japanese baseball" in Search and you should be able to find it on the list. It is current at $ 40 or so dollars. The seller is from Tokyo, Japan...Good Luck
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NORIHIRO NAKAMURA bobblehead giveaway on August 24th and was wondering if anybody has them for sale or would be willing to trade for US bobbleheads.Please e-mail me at bobw357@aol.com.Thanks for your time.