A Yamaha trials bike, I've seen a few trials bikes on the streets. These are designed for climbing rocks. 
The cleanest, most organized homeless population on the planet. 
Landscaping outside Shinjuku Center, looks hard to maintain. 
Thursday, August 04, 2005
Random Things
I found some interesting items, this is the Robertson family crest. Are those blue tongued devil boar? Someone get this tattooed on their body... 
A Yamaha trials bike, I've seen a few trials bikes on the streets. These are designed for climbing rocks. 
The cleanest, most organized homeless population on the planet. 
Landscaping outside Shinjuku Center, looks hard to maintain. 
A Yamaha trials bike, I've seen a few trials bikes on the streets. These are designed for climbing rocks. The cleanest, most organized homeless population on the planet. Landscaping outside Shinjuku Center, looks hard to maintain.
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I noticed the same thing about Japanese homeless: how organized they are. Although, when I went to Japan (in the late nineties), I was so used to the perception that Japan was kicking America's butt economically, I was surprised just to SEE homeless people.
holy anal retentive homeless people batman! that really is crazy to see the homeless being so neat. maybe its a mentality thing in japan? i cant when i was in tokyo i dont remember seeing any homeless.... what kind of job are u looking for?
Sammy, I think my post probably fits best under random. Lee forwarded me the link today. Your courage has always amazed me and I know this experience will change your life. I will keep reading for sure. Your own version "Lost in Translation," I guess. That was cliche but hey?
Alison Sanford
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