i think these are sacred statutes of some kind, but they were so cute i couldn’t resist snapping a shot. hopefully, i won’t be cursed or eternally damned or anything.
excuse me, pardon me
the other downside of living in tokyo (as compared to suburbia, land of vast parking lots and empty sidewalks)–there’s lots and lots of people.
can i have one of the…uh…never mind
i totally would have maybe considered buying some of those if i
a) had any idea of what they were and
b) wasn’t too chicken to ask.
sometimes living in a country where you can’t read, write or understand the language in any form other than picto-graph can be kind of a drag.
girls in park
i can’t tell what this reminds of me of more: two little sisters sulking becuase mom made us wear these stupid hats, or some strange lesbian fantasy thing. disturbing either way.
this one’s a little more normal–we’re all, ‘too cool for school’ (except for the part where we’re hanging out in a park wearing matching outfits)
casting: the end
we’re back in the van, off to another casting–here’s one post-casting comment that sums it up best…
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casting: scene four
there is nothing more awkward than being stared (and ignored) by a panel of grey japanese suits….
the casting: scene three
ken, the manager, briefs us on the casting details (this one for a poster and tv commercial) in the last few moments before we’re ‘on’….
