Travel Videos 365 - BETA version 1.02

A video I made in northern Japan to celebrate the explosion of cherry blossoms after a long winter. The song is called "sakura" which means cherry blossoms and the two kanji that pop up mean "cherry blossom" and later "flower viewing."

Harujuku girls meet every weekend from all over the Tokyo area to put on their show. next time I go, I will get better video footage. I would like to thank Seattle musician Daryl Waits and the guys at Paradeco Records for allowing me to use his music for the video.

I shot this in 2006 in Akita City at the third most important festival in northern Japan.

Important facts and surreal nonsense associated loosely with robots, anamorphic soy sauce, and a baby.

A slow look at some of the nice spots of a small town in Akita. Where I live.

秋田 桜の雨

Just a Shrine tucked into the mountains by my house.