Inspiring

An up-close, cool shot of an express Tokyo train in Japan as it barrels through the train crossing in Itabashi, Tokyo. This is near Tokiwadai Station. You can hear the warning signal sounds and train noise as it passes, as well as see the lights, train, and crossing arms. It's very cool and I like trains very much!

The trains in Tokyo sometimes move quite fast, depending on their schedules, and I mistook this local train for an express because it looked to be approaching a bit "hot and heavy." However, it was the one I was waiting for and it began to break hard to stop for passengers. It was also a rainy, chilly day. There is also a crossing nearby.

Tokyo Trains are quite famous inside and outside of Japan, and I never get tired of filming them. This one is located on the Shinjuku Subway Line. You can see the flashing "train coming" sign, but I think it's a bit odd because the location and height of the warning is situated so that most people cannot see it! (I can see it because I am tall -- 6'2" or 188 cm). A rare error in Japanese design.

The underground subway train pulls into the Shin-Sakuradai Station in Nerima City, Tokyo, on December 19th, 2020.

A recent, crisp day in Tokyo, Japan, where the amazingly blue sky and puffy white clouds really stood out so I decided to share it. So many days in Tokyo with great sky views -- clouds, sunsets, and sunrises!

In Tokyo, two stray cats approached me while I was on my way home from the supermarket one night. The first one to come out was orange, and the black one came out shortly after. They didn't seem to care too much for each other, but they really wanted me to pet them! The night before, I had a dream that a large, orange cat came to me to be petted. Interesting?

The now-infamous shoe-tossing in the LSU-Florida football game on December 12th, 2020. A simple mashup thrown together in After Effects and finished off in Premiere. Hope you get a laugh. This short parody is published with footage under Fair Use.