Sunday, June 6, 2010

Look, a blog.

Today I saw bamboo forest paths in Kyoto. I did not film them because they are not farmers.

Hello there, world. Due to popular demand/nagging I'm creating a blog for my summer adventures in Japan. Did you know I'm making a movie in Japan? That's what this blog is about. Will be about. Once it starts happening.



I also saw the garden at Tenryuji.

Tomorrow is my last day of stalling before I travel to farmland, so it's about time this blog got started. Mostly I've been distracting battling domestic travel woes.

There were a lot of these today. All nicely lined up.

I'm out of things to say right now. I'm also kind of tired and not that into this post...next one will be stellar, no doubt, but this one is just destined for lacklusterness. Lacklusterity. I'll just add some pictures from Nara. I went there earlier.

The deer were as cute as hoped for. And as entertainingly aggressive with Japanese schoolchildren as hoped for.

The remnants of the capital at Nara consist of an empty field. Recently they constructed reproductions of buildings. For the 1300th anniversary, they got all fancy and made it fun with a terrifying deer-baby mascot.

There's Sento-kun in all his glory.

Stay tuned for more substantive and more entertaining blog posts from a more awake and less transportation-frustrated me!

5 comments:

  1. You underestimate my affinity for tags.

    LABELS: INDIGNANT REPLIES TO WITTY TAGS, JUST SAYING HI, REFERENCES TO OTHER BLOGS

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  2. Your photos are great, even if your comments are lackluster. And is that Sento-kun "life-like?"
    (Really from mom, not Allie, but google thinks I'm her).

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  3. Also, please clarify your use of different font sizes. I intend to follow this blog closely.

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  4. Okay, blogger is the most stubborn ever. Every time I'd add a new picture, it'd go back and mess with font sizes.

    As for Sento-kun, he's normally just a creepy drawing. That one is just terrifying.

    And I'll tag better in the future.

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  5. I'm beginning to think that this blog is dead...

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