ES in US by eris: May 2009

5.31.2009

K O B E

SONY ALPHA 700 + SONY 50mm F1.4 (very challenging)

A view from Mt.Rokko

I assume this is an unlikely picture of mine.

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5.27.2009

5.24.2009

Having No Say

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5.22.2009

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5.14.2009

Dude, I'm not in America. I wish I could, but I'm not.
I just found a restaurant which serves American style hamburgers.
Actually my friend had told me there was the one, and I finally went there.
Look at this baby! I ordered an extra avocado and bacon, and got Coke ( cuz they don't have Diet Coke...) to complete my "remember America" kinda thing.
It was just like I ate an avocado hamburger at Carl's Jr. in L.A.
I got too full to move after finishing this big meal, and it cost me about $13, but I was totally happy.
Every time I miss American hamburgers, I'm gonna go to this restaurant straight away.

There is one place I know where you can live like an American in Japan: Okinawa.
Especially around U.S. military bases, there are many fast food restaurants in Okinawa.
I've heard the news that said even though Okinawa have been known as home to the highest percentage of centenarians in the world (we have studied on this topic, haven't we?), things are changing.
Because of those many fast food restaurants, Okinawa also has the highest number of fast food restaurants per person in all of Japan. And it leads the highest rate of death related obesity and heart disease of Okinawans...
Getting American is so risky.