In Japan wrapping anything and everything is fair game. Even if it’s meager bread from a bakery, your bound not to leave unsatisfied!

Just a bit of fun, was working on something else and stumbled into Photo Booth for a quick session…

Walking to the station, on the quiet late night streets of Tokyo. Watching the people, calmly walking around, the ramen stores closing, and the occasional wobbly person walking by. It’s almost a ritual, a right of passage, to see these seemingly contradictory behaviors; that is the calmness, in the land of frenzied frenziness. All with the common destination of the local train station, for that last train, the one you need to get home. While waiting you watch your fellow train riders all line up next to there chosen doors. Some calm and collected, others talking to their fellow rider, and some just hammering away on their phones keypads. As if they are writing the latest novel; which they very possibly might be doing!

Then the train comes, it’s moderately full of people, yet louder than a packed train in the morning rush. Yet it’s joyful, people talking, and recollecting the days stories. Instead of the stoic tenseness on the very same train that morning. Before getting off, they part farewell to there new found friends, as they hop off and head home. Promptly winding down, and then tucking in for the night. As there is still tomorrow, another day to enjoy life and move on.

JR, best trains I’ve ever seen, consitently on time, always available, and cheap! Best of all, even though above ground, they have less delays than the Tokyo Metro! Not even rain will stop them!

Welcome to Infamous Blog, this is a sticky intro post for time being, new stuff is below this post.

It’s my little pet project.

It’s a work in progress, but since it’s for myself and letting others share what goes on around me, it’s open to the public. That’s not normal for a side project of mine! So feel special you get this privilege. This current design is a quickie. I have something far better planned but been sick of not having this outlet to work on, so this will quench that thirst. Again this is a beta site, and only a playground for what I really want to do.

What is to come content wise? A lot actually, have lots of videos need to quick edit threw, posts to post, pictures to show off, and random mussings of a young ex-pat living in Tokyo, Japan. Look forward to it!

~Phil