Photo by my friend Nilson.
This is the cover of Air-mail magazine, vol.10. We can see ERJ-170 - Embraer jet serving FDA - Fuji Dream Airlines at the new Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport.
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Sunday, April 05, 2009
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Sunday, February 24, 2008
Stone elephant
I remembered some pictures I took a few years ago with special Konica film. Its a kind of color film, that has to be developed with standard C41 process, but the prints come "sepia toned".
I scanned some of the negatives and they look quite nice - like very old pictures....
Uploaded to Flickr and this one is a favorite...
I scanned some of the negatives and they look quite nice - like very old pictures....
Uploaded to Flickr and this one is a favorite...
Monday, July 16, 2007
6.8 earthquake in Niigata and Nagano (Japan) July 16, 2007
The quake had a magnitude of 6.8 and was centered in Niigata prefecture some 250 km (155 miles) northwest of Tokyo.
Buildings swayed as far away as Tokyo, and we felt a strong jolt at home - it actually lasted longer than other earthquakes we felt before.
Scary to see the fire at a nuclear power station - it was actually outside...
The saddest part is that already 7 people are confirmed dead.
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Return of The Police - Shigemi in the news!
from Bloomberg News: The new Tour of The Police is already a success.
More than 1.77 million tickets for the tour have been sold so far, according to the band's publicist Clare Fisher at RMP. Tickets cost between $50 and $225 on online sites, though seats for some sold-out venues are on offer for $2,500 for two on EBay Inc.'s Web site.
But the cool thing: the media found my friend Shigemi at the concert. Shigemi is following the tour around the world.
``They made history here tonight,'' said Shig Hayashi, 40, a telecommunications engineer from Saitama, Japan, who said she quit her job of 13 years to attend Police concerts in Vancouver, New York and London. ``It was worth it.''
More than 1.77 million tickets for the tour have been sold so far, according to the band's publicist Clare Fisher at RMP. Tickets cost between $50 and $225 on online sites, though seats for some sold-out venues are on offer for $2,500 for two on EBay Inc.'s Web site.
But the cool thing: the media found my friend Shigemi at the concert. Shigemi is following the tour around the world.
``They made history here tonight,'' said Shig Hayashi, 40, a telecommunications engineer from Saitama, Japan, who said she quit her job of 13 years to attend Police concerts in Vancouver, New York and London. ``It was worth it.''
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