Japan Photos 2022
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- 21 May 2003
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Funny , the first thing I look at and wonder , where's the wedding ring. My wife can't get her's off now unless it's cut off.
- 14 Mar 2002
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Wow, did you extract the EXIF data?
It's my regular Sunday commute. I add a few kilometres on the way home: Tamagawa - Sumidagawa - Arakawa.
- 6 Mar 2003
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No, I just looked at the pharmacy sign.
That's a significant commute. At least two hours one way I would guess?
- 21 May 2003
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Got to ask yourself, was it worth it.
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I ride 300 yards around the block and need to rest for a week after , LOL. I have a 3 wheel old man's bike.
- 14 Mar 2002
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We grew some once or twice long ago, not these days. It's not in the pic, but I did have a beer--sake is just a Shogatsu thing for us.
One or two comments over this was about prices. The tray on the right used to be ¥780, today was ¥980. And shrink-flation for the ikura--same price for a smaller pack.
A week or two ago I had the brilliant idea to collect names of the different kinds of cherry trees. Before I got started (thankfully) I discovered that in both english and japanese there are long wikipedia entries, also on cultivars and other aspects. No links, but easy to go to if you want to look.
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That's a good idea for a JREF article. No need to leave the entire field to Wikipedia.
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There are two temples in our neighbourhood: one is famous for ajisai (hydrangea), the other for tsutsuji (azaleas). Azaleas usually start blooming in May when we get a lot of local tourists during Golden Week. It's quite early this year.
