Study abroad in Tsukuba and one return trip to Japan.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Short Post With Vids
Apparently, you can post videos on here, too. So I'm going to see how that works out. These are videos of my dorm and a trip from the community center to my room. :D I think they're boring. But enjoy.
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Wow, nice videos! Are those cicadas I hear in the background?? I enjoyed seeing where you lived and how you got around. Nice bike ... lucky! You ever take it off any sweet jumps? You have a balcony? That's cool. Post moar pic's and vid's!
so what, people just leave their bikes lyin' around? I am astonished by how much safer it apparently is in other countries; like my host parents in France would let their 10-year-old son run around the neighborhood with the other kids under the assumption that he'd be home for lunch and dinner, maybe with a friend in tow, never asking him where he's going or who he's with. But I imagine that'll start changing now that he's 14 xD.
I am so jealous! I wanna be there T_T. Guess I'll just have to wait my turn till I get to go :3. So is it truly as peaceful as it looks? Cause that looked like all my stress would be gone.
Yes! Those are cicadas! I think they're called semi. Gami said they're called that because they go, "MI MI MI MI."
They don't leave the bikes laying around. Lots of bikes get stolen here, so all of them have a lock. However, crime is significantly lower in Japan than in the U.S. I think it's because America has more douchebags. >>
Yes, Roberto. It is very peaceful in many places here. I'll take pictures of the peaceful places I find for you. :D
NO AIR, BLONDE! I love the way the bugs sound, too. The crows here are huge and scary, though. They're SO loud.
7 comments:
Wow, nice videos! Are those cicadas I hear in the background?? I enjoyed seeing where you lived and how you got around. Nice bike ... lucky! You ever take it off any sweet jumps? You have a balcony? That's cool. Post moar pic's and vid's!
so what, people just leave their bikes lyin' around? I am astonished by how much safer it apparently is in other countries; like my host parents in France would let their 10-year-old son run around the neighborhood with the other kids under the assumption that he'd be home for lunch and dinner, maybe with a friend in tow, never asking him where he's going or who he's with. But I imagine that'll start changing now that he's 14 xD.
I am so jealous! I wanna be there T_T. Guess I'll just have to wait my turn till I get to go :3. So is it truly as peaceful as it looks? Cause that looked like all my stress would be gone.
Dang Cub! NO Air- that sucks, but it all looks so beautiful. I love the sounds of the bugs. I hope you are getting settled in.
We miss you bunches. Life here is not the same. I am glad you are ok. We were really worried until we heard from you.
More later... the blonde
Yes! Those are cicadas! I think they're called semi. Gami said they're called that because they go, "MI MI MI MI."
They don't leave the bikes laying around. Lots of bikes get stolen here, so all of them have a lock. However, crime is significantly lower in Japan than in the U.S. I think it's because America has more douchebags. >>
Yes, Roberto. It is very peaceful in many places here. I'll take pictures of the peaceful places I find for you. :D
NO AIR, BLONDE! I love the way the bugs sound, too. The crows here are huge and scary, though. They're SO loud.
The mic on your camera is pretty shitty dude, but otherwise cool vids bud.
Yeah, the mic kinda sucks. But that's ok with me for now.
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