law.
Finally, a feedback that made us feel a bit more important with Susi Question ...
In the post 9 February, introducing the video of the Milky Way, we had said it was Valentine's day, containing what he said the site of the Tokyo Midtown.
In fact we had noticed, turning on other sites, that that installation was installed long before ... but we thought "Oh well, if people want to know it?".
But not just someone reads us, but even ponder and weigh what we write, and we pointed out the error ... Excuse
with this new movie, shot on the evening of Tenkaippin, where we're going to eat ramen egg to expiate guilt. (If you happen to go to Tokyo be sure to enjoy a bowl of ramen at this place in Shibuya, you will be conquered.)
Here began the countdown to the return to Italy, we have given notice to the agency that we rent the house.
soon!
Friday, February 29, 2008
Monday, February 25, 2008
Pouch Of Douglas Is Free
One Flew and took us to the cuckoo.
Today I was doing in his spare time a parallel between Italy and Japan. Both are, in geographical terms, longer than wide, oriented roughly from north to south. Both are crossed in this verse by a mountain range (coincidentally called the Japanese Alps).
While starting from the same premise we reach the same conclusion, why the Italian railway network is said to be hampered by the conformation of the territory, while the Japanese counterpart allows for speeding shinkansen across the country?
Other interesting parallel: in both countries the winter arrives. And what happens in winter? They tell us right from primary school: the snow falls!
in Japan due to the snow more than a couple of hours of discomfort to the rail, just long enough to clear the line.
In Italy instead, just a bit of snow to block trains and highways and cause an emergency. But on the other hand is known as the Apennines are a charming seaside resort, which in the recent past the shepherds away in winter transhumance to escape the swarms of Teutonic bikini in winter and the sea calm.
Another effect of the cold in Italy is that it brings skyrocketing prices of fruits and vegetables, because, guess', when winter's cold and the plants suffer. But in Japan, where it's cold equal if not more, strawberries, a typical winter fruit, have virtually the same price since October, despite the falling snow.
And finally, while in Italy the price of fuel seems to be equipped with an exhaust system (mechanism consisting of a toothed wheel and a pawl, which serves to advance the wheel in one direction) and can only get here in Japan, a country famous for its abundance of indigenous oil fields (as much as it is the north pole for the sale of refrigerators), the price of gasoline is oddly up and down overnight.
But we in Italy's San Remo that solves all problems, but here ...
soon!
Today I was doing in his spare time a parallel between Italy and Japan. Both are, in geographical terms, longer than wide, oriented roughly from north to south. Both are crossed in this verse by a mountain range (coincidentally called the Japanese Alps).
While starting from the same premise we reach the same conclusion, why the Italian railway network is said to be hampered by the conformation of the territory, while the Japanese counterpart allows for speeding shinkansen across the country?
Other interesting parallel: in both countries the winter arrives. And what happens in winter? They tell us right from primary school: the snow falls!
in Japan due to the snow more than a couple of hours of discomfort to the rail, just long enough to clear the line.
In Italy instead, just a bit of snow to block trains and highways and cause an emergency. But on the other hand is known as the Apennines are a charming seaside resort, which in the recent past the shepherds away in winter transhumance to escape the swarms of Teutonic bikini in winter and the sea calm.
Another effect of the cold in Italy is that it brings skyrocketing prices of fruits and vegetables, because, guess', when winter's cold and the plants suffer. But in Japan, where it's cold equal if not more, strawberries, a typical winter fruit, have virtually the same price since October, despite the falling snow.
And finally, while in Italy the price of fuel seems to be equipped with an exhaust system (mechanism consisting of a toothed wheel and a pawl, which serves to advance the wheel in one direction) and can only get here in Japan, a country famous for its abundance of indigenous oil fields (as much as it is the north pole for the sale of refrigerators), the price of gasoline is oddly up and down overnight.
But we in Italy's San Remo that solves all problems, but here ...
soon!
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Mount Blade Warband Aktivision Cod
Gone with the wind.
Today, despite the weather forecast indicating the afternoon winds from the north at 70 km / h, we decided to go cycling along the Tamagawa. In keeping with the manual for amateurs, however, we decided to do the first leg to windward, so as not to have to fight back to Aeolus, and then we came down the course, unlike the other time.
The Tamagawa was nice and crowded as usual: who to jogging, to those who exercise his swing, some riding, some to play baseball and who to fish. In addition there was a smell of spring in the air that had been so long since I felt.
At one point, along the banks, in a stretch where there were concrete blocks that emerged from the water, check the little things we have seen, that at a closer look proved to be the turtles that were basking the warmth of the sun.
It seemed incredible that a river flowing in a megalopolis like Tokyo mantentere succeed in life in a colony of turtles, as well as herons, ducks and fish variety. Have any of you tell me if you have ever seen in Trastevere herons and turtles in the last 10 years?
So beandoci of nature around us, we continued our ride along the river, until at some point ...
... a yellowish cloud in front of us we were not warned that the weather we had taken! The wind got up suddenly, making us eat dust and accompany, in fact, pushing us, at home. And once back he started to get serious: while what has surprised us on the banks was a breeze at 20 mph in the afternoon to nearly 50, resulting in turn in all parking of bicycles in a forest of wheels get up in the sky.
soon!
Today, despite the weather forecast indicating the afternoon winds from the north at 70 km / h, we decided to go cycling along the Tamagawa. In keeping with the manual for amateurs, however, we decided to do the first leg to windward, so as not to have to fight back to Aeolus, and then we came down the course, unlike the other time.
The Tamagawa was nice and crowded as usual: who to jogging, to those who exercise his swing, some riding, some to play baseball and who to fish. In addition there was a smell of spring in the air that had been so long since I felt.
At one point, along the banks, in a stretch where there were concrete blocks that emerged from the water, check the little things we have seen, that at a closer look proved to be the turtles that were basking the warmth of the sun.
It seemed incredible that a river flowing in a megalopolis like Tokyo mantentere succeed in life in a colony of turtles, as well as herons, ducks and fish variety. Have any of you tell me if you have ever seen in Trastevere herons and turtles in the last 10 years?
So beandoci of nature around us, we continued our ride along the river, until at some point ...
... a yellowish cloud in front of us we were not warned that the weather we had taken! The wind got up suddenly, making us eat dust and accompany, in fact, pushing us, at home. And once back he started to get serious: while what has surprised us on the banks was a breeze at 20 mph in the afternoon to nearly 50, resulting in turn in all parking of bicycles in a forest of wheels get up in the sky.
soon!
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Period Like Pain And Peeing All The Time
Wake up girls ...
And in the end it seems that winter is ending ... the temperatures are finally up! Today, even 11 ° C! Stuff that now the Japanese girl will be moving around in a bikini ...
And with the warmth of spring, comes a gentle breeze that spreads through the air the sweet scent of cherry trees in bloom on Saturday is expected to wind 60 km / h. ..
to the appearance of the spring at Tokyo (look that is included in the picture below) have begun to bloom the first buds.
In this other picture you can see a rather strange contraption, I do not know whether to call it the fountain or monument, which we found in a park in Machida. The two arms are overhead, and vary depending on the distribution of water flowing over it from the middle.
Just for the record, immediately after taking the photo, the girl decided to dive a candle in the bathtub. :) Until next
.
And in the end it seems that winter is ending ... the temperatures are finally up! Today, even 11 ° C! Stuff that now the Japanese girl will be moving around in a bikini ...
And with the warmth of spring, comes a gentle breeze that spreads through the air the sweet scent of cherry trees in bloom on Saturday is expected to wind 60 km / h. ..
to the appearance of the spring at Tokyo (look that is included in the picture below) have begun to bloom the first buds.
In this other picture you can see a rather strange contraption, I do not know whether to call it the fountain or monument, which we found in a park in Machida. The two arms are overhead, and vary depending on the distribution of water flowing over it from the middle.
Just for the record, immediately after taking the photo, the girl decided to dive a candle in the bathtub. :) Until next
.
Friday, February 15, 2008
What Best Player Have In Launch Options
The 7 dwarves.
In these days in Tokyo, Odaiba for the accuracy, we held the largest exhibition in the world of nanotechnology.
In this exhibition, in addition to many Japanese industries and universities, were also representatives of other leading countries, namely Germany, UK, Belgium, Taiwan, Switzerland, Australia, Holland and Italy.
When we saw that there was also an Italian representation we surprised: that's up to us to do? What are the major industries that we are here? We got to wander through the various stands in the large exhibition area, passing by the conductive inks to electron microscopes and Sonic at the tissues. But no trace of Italy.
We got to shoot better, in case we had missed something, and eventually we found the Italian area: firstly arranged style lounge area with sofas and booths, lights and plants. But even the prototypes or similar shade. The other was a cabinet with the machine for espresso, Just like at the bar. It is enough.
intent to produce something of Italians, however, no trace, even if only to keep the coffee machine. And so, while the other stands were variously attended, the Italian was desolate and deserted. Perhaps nanotechnology will be confused with the dwarves of technology?
change the subject which is better. At Odaiba we had been on Christmas Eve, and the second visit did not confirm the impressions of the first: the city's future thrown into this.
seems straight from a cartoon style UFO Robot Mazinger Z or both you would expect to see the Match Patrol somewhere ...
For those interested, the Tokyo marathon next Sunday will be here for his arrival. In the event that our beloved national TV decided to broadcast, including one buttock and the other, this sporting event, why not take a look.
the next.
In these days in Tokyo, Odaiba for the accuracy, we held the largest exhibition in the world of nanotechnology.
In this exhibition, in addition to many Japanese industries and universities, were also representatives of other leading countries, namely Germany, UK, Belgium, Taiwan, Switzerland, Australia, Holland and Italy.
When we saw that there was also an Italian representation we surprised: that's up to us to do? What are the major industries that we are here? We got to wander through the various stands in the large exhibition area, passing by the conductive inks to electron microscopes and Sonic at the tissues. But no trace of Italy.
We got to shoot better, in case we had missed something, and eventually we found the Italian area: firstly arranged style lounge area with sofas and booths, lights and plants. But even the prototypes or similar shade. The other was a cabinet with the machine for espresso, Just like at the bar. It is enough.
intent to produce something of Italians, however, no trace, even if only to keep the coffee machine. And so, while the other stands were variously attended, the Italian was desolate and deserted. Perhaps nanotechnology will be confused with the dwarves of technology?
change the subject which is better. At Odaiba we had been on Christmas Eve, and the second visit did not confirm the impressions of the first: the city's future thrown into this.
seems straight from a cartoon style UFO Robot Mazinger Z or both you would expect to see the Match Patrol somewhere ...
For those interested, the Tokyo marathon next Sunday will be here for his arrival. In the event that our beloved national TV decided to broadcast, including one buttock and the other, this sporting event, why not take a look.
the next.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Email Letter Asking Contribution To Gift
Valentine
Today the world is St. Valentine's day (d) to lovers caterers, vendors of chocolate and lingerie super sexy (that because of chocolate ingested can not be worn until 13 February of the following ).
not stand to bore you with details of everything that is customary in Italy do to this date, but I'll tell you what to do here is used in Japan.
To begin with there is no symmetry: the men are quietly exempted from giving gifts of any kind, is responsible exclusively for women and care to do a thought. And not only to your partner, but also to all people with whom they have some connection / relationship, including co-workers.
This is something that is essential to know whether you are engaged or not you are. Why?
If you're engaged, do not let your middle usher on you katana just bought in Asakusa, putting into practice the teachings of the school sushi, when I will see you receive a gift from any Japanese girl who has the good fortune to be your colleague. In this way you will avoid being sewn together patchwork style . (Fortunately in my office there are only men!)
If you are not engaged and want to take advantage of what could be better seen as the only male in the whole sensitive area Tokyo subway, offering some nice chocolates to your future and win the heart and stomach? Ah, if you want to try, know that 4 chocolates the size of a coin of 2 cents cost around 6 euro in a patisserie, and the Japanese are not on a diet as perennial as the Italian ....
so keep in mind this custom, if you happen to be here Feb. 14.
soon!
Today the world is St. Valentine's day (d) to lovers caterers, vendors of chocolate and lingerie super sexy (that because of chocolate ingested can not be worn until 13 February of the following ).
not stand to bore you with details of everything that is customary in Italy do to this date, but I'll tell you what to do here is used in Japan.
To begin with there is no symmetry: the men are quietly exempted from giving gifts of any kind, is responsible exclusively for women and care to do a thought. And not only to your partner, but also to all people with whom they have some connection / relationship, including co-workers.
This is something that is essential to know whether you are engaged or not you are. Why?
If you're engaged, do not let your middle usher on you katana just bought in Asakusa, putting into practice the teachings of the school sushi, when I will see you receive a gift from any Japanese girl who has the good fortune to be your colleague. In this way you will avoid being sewn together patchwork style . (Fortunately in my office there are only men!)
If you are not engaged and want to take advantage of what could be better seen as the only male in the whole sensitive area Tokyo subway, offering some nice chocolates to your future and win the heart and stomach? Ah, if you want to try, know that 4 chocolates the size of a coin of 2 cents cost around 6 euro in a patisserie, and the Japanese are not on a diet as perennial as the Italian ....
so keep in mind this custom, if you happen to be here Feb. 14.
soon!
Monday, February 11, 2008
Belly Button Hurt After Ceaseran
Kawagoe
Yesterday we spent the Sunday stroll, and after eating lunch outside we stroll through Shibuya and Harajuku.
The thing I was a bit 'was surprised to see so many waving Japanese flags from almost every pole we met along the road. Thinking he was currently in progress due to the G8 in Tokyo I have not noticed much.
This morning, as every weekday, usually wakes up at 6:15, breakfast and bike ride to work. Strangely, the road was not there the usual traffic of workers, indeed, the roads were almost clear of if you exclude the presence of some runners and some children were playing baseball.
Once we found the office to work in the dark and empty, we woke up and entering one of our Japanese colleague who had spent the night in the office. From him we got confirmation that today is national holiday celebrates the birth of Japan.
And if you think the work there are the Japanese, there may be two Italians? But we're crazy?
A quick consultation (see photo below on the consultation with fellow Japanese) has prompted us to Kawagoe, also known as "Little Edo" because the appearance of the streets that recalls the ancient architecture of Edo, or Tokyo.
Once in Kawagoe we have had confirmation that his reputation is well deserved: many old style houses and shops in Japan, a lot of temples and cemeteries, the first trees covered with flowers. Also
the streets full of people much more relaxed than those inhabiting the streets of Tokyo.
Among the many beauties have found a temple, whose trail entrance was flanked by two tracks that you see in the picture, on which visitors were invited to walk, of course barefoot.
Needless to say,
ciboamica has now ventured into the test, getting your shoes and walk along the entire path agile and fast making a mockery of all the indigenous zompettavano whining already the second step. Then when the Monaco at the end of the path has congratulated giving the honorary title of Carcagnì you fierru , which means "woman whose house is full of just shelled nuts with bare feet," she has carefully avoided mentioning the Double-padded sock bandaged his foot every ...
And so it passed this beautiful day full of improvisation, despite the weather forecast had predicted rain.
the next.
Yesterday we spent the Sunday stroll, and after eating lunch outside we stroll through Shibuya and Harajuku.
The thing I was a bit 'was surprised to see so many waving Japanese flags from almost every pole we met along the road. Thinking he was currently in progress due to the G8 in Tokyo I have not noticed much.
This morning, as every weekday, usually wakes up at 6:15, breakfast and bike ride to work. Strangely, the road was not there the usual traffic of workers, indeed, the roads were almost clear of if you exclude the presence of some runners and some children were playing baseball.
Once we found the office to work in the dark and empty, we woke up and entering one of our Japanese colleague who had spent the night in the office. From him we got confirmation that today is national holiday celebrates the birth of Japan.
And if you think the work there are the Japanese, there may be two Italians? But we're crazy?
A quick consultation (see photo below on the consultation with fellow Japanese) has prompted us to Kawagoe, also known as "Little Edo" because the appearance of the streets that recalls the ancient architecture of Edo, or Tokyo.
Once in Kawagoe we have had confirmation that his reputation is well deserved: many old style houses and shops in Japan, a lot of temples and cemeteries, the first trees covered with flowers. Also
the streets full of people much more relaxed than those inhabiting the streets of Tokyo.
Among the many beauties have found a temple, whose trail entrance was flanked by two tracks that you see in the picture, on which visitors were invited to walk, of course barefoot.
ciboamica has now ventured into the test, getting your shoes and walk along the entire path agile and fast making a mockery of all the indigenous zompettavano whining already the second step. Then when the Monaco at the end of the path has congratulated giving the honorary title of Carcagnì you fierru , which means "woman whose house is full of just shelled nuts with bare feet," she has carefully avoided mentioning the Double-padded sock bandaged his foot every ...
And so it passed this beautiful day full of improvisation, despite the weather forecast had predicted rain.
the next.
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