What do you do on your last day?

Clean a little before my inspection. The Inspector said,"Very Clean".

(or more like "berry crean")

As you can see, I have placed Chocolates, Gummis, Mac. Crisp thingies,

and fish powder, all in the middle of the bag. It's like

a herd of buffalo, when danger arises they keep their precious young, in the middle of

all the scary adults. The job of all the clothes around the candy is....you guessed it, protection.

It is weird when I sit in a Japanese candy aisle, saying of all my little sweet delights,

"Oh, my precious, my precious" JRR Tolkien would be proud.

Then it's off to eat at one of those Sushi place that has a Giant Train Track Lazy Susan.

Stack the plates and pay.

Creature of Habit

This is at about 5:57 am. Notice my buddy next to me, I don't

think he is a morning person. Me on the other hand, I have

already had my 1/2 hr walk down the mountain...Moses style.

The city of Yokosuka loves me sooo much, they have erected

a statue, showing me, in the way that they will

remember Scotto Ichi Ab.

Every morning I stop to have breakfast here.


Ocha and Beef Rice W/onion.

kore wa oshi desu

(this is delicious)


These are all my Japanese homies, "Homies, say what's up".

Then a stop to get lunch...and thirst quenchers.

This is the coolest Lawson's worker. I see him every morning running

by the place I have breakfast at. I call him...running man.

(can you see Lemon tea, Espresso drink, (hot) can coffee, and beef musubi)

This is a freebie..just one of the cool flower shops.

12 hour shifts and Rain...

This is what it is suppose to look like.

You say, "well your from Washington, you should be use to Rain".

It would be nice to jump into a car a drive to work, but instead walking is the order of the

day. One awesome part though, Goretex shoes!

Been working 12 hour shifts, so no cool places just work, eat, and sleep.

I think this last week in Nihon will be nice.

Visit favor places, airport, and home sweet home.

My mother-in-law can finally get her cool thing from Nihon.

What is there to drink in Japan?

This is my Favorite Drink, I know it says in Japanese,"the people of Italy

(North Italy wheremy Family is from) has sent their best recipe to Japan".

This is awesome Cocao, Espresso, and

Mascarpone drink,....and a cool telescoping straw.

Everyday, I have my Afternoon Tea...at 11:00a.m. with lunch.

There are a few shipyard workers hooked on this, because of Scotto.

I just tell them,"You can trust me in the eating area(drinking)".

Like Gatorade, but better. A hint of Grapefruit. When you been walking

all over Nihon....Bam, tear into one of these and it makes the little Baby

all better.

Warm or cold, these are good(they give you a toy too). I guess this is

to hook the children on Seattle's Drug of choice....kohi(coffee).
Buy two things get even better, BIGGER toy too!

Sea Paradise

Over 500 different varieties of fish with more than 100,000 sea creatures in all. It is one of the largest Aquariums in Japan. There is an immense three-story aquarium filled with thousands of tropical and fresh water fish.

A little fishy school bus drove by and these two mommy fish watched as

their offspring rode off. I have to admit it was touching sight.

This bench is for people that don't fully want to commit

to sitting down. Kindof "I not staying, just leaning"

More pics from Sunday.

This couple was pretty cool. I think if Nancy and I were Nihongo (Japanese) we would

be sporting some cool threads....I do have Scottish in me.

I know I would look good in a Kilt.

We have the first photo of Kimono clad nationals and then.....

it's Nintendo Live!
"No shame, just act like this is normal Japanese life".
Well, only one
guy took off his shirt.
I still think that Nacho could take any one of them or....
maybe all.
This would be a cool backyard.

I had never been on the backside of Enoshima Island.

The backside of the Island has caves, that close 5 mins. before

you get there.

Earlier in the trip Ninja Steve and I stopped at this truck.

Bar-B-Que rice balls w/unagi.

and I think it is wrapped with corn husk.

Oishi, once again I have to throw down a "Oishi"

"Cool moped" I said to the owner of this moped. I said it slow, in the best english, and

made sure he heard me correctly. He said back to me, in perfect english,

" Thanks, it's made in China for a German Company"

When the "English thing" happens it is shocking....then you feel dumb.

V-Dub enough said. Another victorious Japanese driver.

They throw up the peace sign, in the same way we say

"Cheese", for pictures. The two fingers push the corners of your mouth

into a smile. I asked about the peace sign thing, and this what someone told me.

Nancy and Scotto's Plackard is still hanging on the tree of forever love.

There is a plack that says "Steven and Kayla", those two are getting married

this week...may the Lord give them a Fruitful Marriage.

Hey Nancy, I finally got the rest of your Anniversary gift. Here it is

the Kiss X2, in the States it is called the Rebel XSi.

(same camera different name)

You should be able to take some good pictures in Paris next year!

Reason for starting a blog.....

I put too much on my wife's blog. She puts pretty stuff. Then I fill it up the blog with, um cool stuff?

Like this picture of some overly worked, young, Sake tastiers.

My wife may not have this on her blog.

So she told get your own blog.