fukdane

Can't help but feel rather solemn today.

worth watching, on now. Lots of footage that I haven't seen before

Good write up Metabo. Thanks for sharing.

I'm planning on hitting up somewhere in Nagano. Not chosen yet.

I'm 'in my 30s' Mamabear. History was never something that interested me at school but I sure can't remember learning about WWII. Almost embarrasingly, this was pretty much a new story for me.

Learn to 'dig' it. It is a very big issue for many people visiting Japan.

Over the last month or so I have been watching through the big long documentary box set called The World at War, basically the long story of the second world war. Got to admit that until I watched this, I really did not know much more than the very basic story of the war. And what a story. Hard to believe how mad the world was back then and the incredible damage done. Nuts.

Hot Fuzz

Got to watch out for those inoshishi and Hula Girls!

You like Grandeco don't you Metabo? How is it doing over there? How many times you able to go so far on your season ticket?

Get a politician to talk into the bag. It would fill quickly.

Rob Zombie, oh yeah I haven't listened to much new recently at all really want to check out new stuff

Sounds like a bad idea to me.

I love takkyubin. Just wanted to say that.

hardly fun Christmas Day viewing, but one of the main channels has been doing a day long documentary type thing on 3-11. doing the nuclear thing at the moment.

Yikes!

Good stuff, Queenie!

I was just thinking about that the other day. A professional video of Marco Kaltofen's presentation to the American Public Health Association was recently made available to Fairewinds. Kaltofen states that hot particles are contaminating portions of northern Japan. He also states that auto air filters from Fukushima, that he tested in his Massachusetts laboratory, are so radioactive that they have to be disposed of in a buried radioactive waste disposal site in the US. Additionally, he expresses concerns for the mechanics who work on cars in Fukushima Prefecture. http://vimeo.com/33353

All fault lines lead to Muikamachi!

Feb best for me I reckon.

I think I'll hold off getting one just yet.

Surprised to hear about the snow machines - that must cost a lot.

Baby snow monster! かわいいいいいいいいいいい！