Well, I'm not there yet, so I may as well post something that most people I know will appreciate...
posted by Lisa @ 7:45 pm
Alone In Kyoto is a track from the Air album, Talkie Walkie, released in 2004. It featured in the film Lost in Translation, and has undoubtedly also served as background music for countless TV ads and programmes since then.My name is Lisa. I created this blog in order to document my year in Kyoto, Japan, studying at Ritsumeikan University as part of my Japanese degree. I'm back now, and sporadically update this when I see something funny and actually remember to post it. Any suggestions or ideas, please send on a seeded bun to the usual address, but not by carrier pigeon this time lest it get stolen and eaten.
3 Comments:
At 6 September 2006 at 22:31,
Anonymous said…
That is a very bizarre creature, Folore, but Vern appreciates the aesthetic beauty of giant squash-shaped creatures waiting for the bus.
OMG FIVE DAYS!
At 6 September 2006 at 23:34,
Lisa said…
It's Otoo-san from Azumanga Daioh btw, and the girls are Osaka and Chiyo-chan. But the beauty of it is that the scene pictured is a very famous one from the film "Tonari no Totoro", or "My Neighbour Totoro", with the characters replaced. And yes, nearing four days now...
At 7 September 2006 at 21:10,
Anonymous said…
lol I like your choice of profile photo.
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