Malaysia product......

Hey hey...you know in Japan...most of their product are made in China......almost everything you find in store are made in China.

But here’s one of Malaysian product I’m very proud of.......yeah there are some Made in Malaysia product you can find in Japan but not as much as those made in China....here are some of Malaysia made product I found, Sony Mp4 (lol...tried it many times, but don’t have English language version, all in Japanese), Victor Video cam (this can change the language to English), I guess that’s the most I can recall...but this brands are not Malaysia original brands...there are only made in Malaysia but overseas brand...

Here’s the one and only Malaysia original product........3.......2.......1........tadaa.......the arowana....yes, arowana or kelisa in malay, originate from Malaysia.....yea, they do have cousin in America, Australia, and some parts of South East Asia, especially Indonesia......but Malaysian Arowana are one of the best.....

Hey...just yesterday I went to the pet shop, and saw a red tail arowana, then I saw the price tagging at 198,000 yen (about RM6,000 for that 30cm fish)...then just beside the price tag, is a small photocopy of the arowana’s certificate......I glanced thru the certificate, and at the end of the certificate, stated there the fish came from Malaysia and was bred by Xian Leng...arghhh forgot the full name of the fish farm, but Xian Leng is a popular fish farm from Johor, if I’m not mistaken.......damn so proud, I almost wanna disturb the sales assistant, about the fish.....but didn’t coz afraid I will be caught inside a deep level of Japanese conversation.......anyway this always happen....then I will go like this.....arr, I’m a Malaysian, can you speak English, coz I only understand a little Japanese.....hey....their Japanese accent if different from what I learn, they use plain Japanese, while I learn the more formal speech....anyway sometime I will just go blank....

Back to the arowana...hey, I ask one of the staff here, they say arowana is popular in Japan, and he himself like arowana, and would like to culture it...hmm.....I wonder, the Japanese are so proud of their Koi (but Koi doesn’t originate from Japan), then we Malaysian should be proud of our very own Arowana....