From last Friday night till today evening, I've been living in the central eye of a big typhoon. Or tonados have been hitting my windows for over 36 hours. Wind blows, like a punch, hardly on my face. Luckily no signboard or bike (yes, bike) is flying towards me. It's blowing the whole Japan island to the Pacific Ocean.
No idea of what kind of cherry blossom it is. Anyhow it cannot stand strong enough and falling like snow, covering the street with a long pink carpet. People may be too hopeless to look up to the sky when they walk by, but for people worrying about tomorrow and walk with their heads down, it's absolutely an amazing scene to stop them for a few seconds.
Meanwhile, I saw this ad on the way home.
"Stake all-you-can-eat"
First time I realize that Japanese eat logs. Well, from the picture if I don't know this language, I would still think they eat meat though...
Sorry to be too mean.
Well, I'm not picking this to judge but it's all about education. This ad is going to mislead million of young people who is eager to learn...
1 comment:
Hey Mr. Mean (this name suit u a lot!), I think... everyone feel no wind when in the eye of typhoon instead
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