The Japan is often stereotyped with technology, from when he invaded the world with the transistor radio as is then called . From that time away the technology has made steps by giant, and the Japan the has been behind , indeed, the has done road .
Turning to Tokyo is impossible not bump into someone , from with the baby backpack to old bent and limping , that not has between the hands a contraption technology: mp3 player, videogame portable, mobile ( other that grandfather media!).
These last are chock full of all possible found : huge screen , optical filters privacy (only the owner can see the display), connected to internet , allow of watch the tv streaming (for example while it is in meters you can watch the their boy / girl band wag favorite the buttocks here and there), read mail and listen to audio files continuous cycle .
The all to rates (I think) that more reasonable, given that you just calls information to someone what , tlac !, to swap a bit on phone, goes on site right and there is the street from do complete of map and satellite route ( that stuff in Italy for you do the same operation from a unknown or are a tissue and the grant the your body to a night or nisba ).
Well, in the midst of so much solace through water and technology, is a feeling beautiful be the only not have a phone between the hands, to be able wander with the eyes in wagons the metro, to avoid the phonopedoni concentrated on display, without the obsession of " mushi mushi " prevailing . It's like be returned back of 15 years , when the world lived very well without phones and megane was the only name of a model car.
From then it is passed water under the bridges (radio), and now us touches come here for detox from technology !
Before of greetings a little inspiration of reflection: in Italy we say that the rates of phones are very high because There are few operators (3, as here in Japan ). But then there say that the price of gasoline are high because there are too many distributors. About us to take cuckoo?
the next !
PS " Mushi mushi " is what that says you when you respond to phone , the equivalent of our "ready."
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