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Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Vertical motors transferered from Yamashina, Kyoto
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Thursday, July 3, 2008
Checking ED70
Been checking a model train locomotive ED70. When I do this, I make it into pieces to see what is wrong. Usually some dust are around gears because sometimes we need to put some oil there.
With my old eyes, it's a bit tough to keep doing this kind of things for long hours. Need to finish in an hour or two then keep trying next day or later...
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With my old eyes, it's a bit tough to keep doing this kind of things for long hours. Need to finish in an hour or two then keep trying next day or later...
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Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Inpatience after raindrops
I made this pot full of vermilion flower since I would have liked to make a small vermilion spot in green.
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Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Fine day at Hakuba Goryu Alps daira
Pay attention at the left side pole which is a bit vended. Some pulleys for chair lifts wire are hanged at the middle that may look a bit funny for skiers and snowboarders who visit ski resort in winter. They hang the pulleys lower in summer beause if they leave them at the top as well as in winter, passengers are to move very high in the air which might be a bit danger. This is why they hang them lower in summer if the lifts were in service. Only for this event, they need to get an authorization, Japan is full of authorizations here and there!
As we get 2 - 3 meters snowfall here in winter, they need to hang them upper in winter.
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Monday, June 30, 2008
Spain the winner of Euro 2008!
They won the Euro 1964 which was 44 years ago, this is the second tire for them to be the winner. Congratulation!
Final : Spain 1-0 Germany
Semi final : Spain 3-0 Russia
Quarter final : Spain 0(PK4-2)0 Italy
Final : Spain 1-0 Germany
Semi final : Spain 3-0 Russia
Quarter final : Spain 0(PK4-2)0 Italy
Sunday, June 29, 2008
ED70 doesn't work :(
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Saturday, June 28, 2008
Coffee glinder
BUT
I believe that the best way to serve some coffee is to glind the coffee and brew it soon before serving some. Maybe using some "package" stuff is a lot easier but tasty stuff needs you more time to prepare. We can get a can coffee with a hundred+ yen through a vending machine but that is not what we provide. Each and every time when customers show up to the breakfast tables, this simple process is repeated in our place. It just takes some minutes to 10 at the longest. Perhaps this is something tiny accommodations can offer :-)
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