Tiny sensor revenge gallery thread!
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I really like both of those flight pictures. The colours and light are brilliant.
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Snoozing in Akihabara, Tokyo:

Snoozing in Otsuka, Tokyo:

Snoozing in Tokyo (he fell asleep while looking at his phone):


Snoozing in Otsuka, Tokyo:

Snoozing in Tokyo (he fell asleep while looking at his phone):

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Great series Henry! It's good to take a power nap now and then 
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Mother and Daughter in Sapporo.

Younger Japanese are often taller than older Japanese. (男 = male, 女 = female)

Younger Japanese are often taller than older Japanese. (男 = male, 女 = female)
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Love the mother/daughter shot Henry.
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Great picture Henry - well seen.
Your stats look a bit out of date as someone born in 1980 could be a parent by now
I don't think this trend is just in Japan. I'm 6' 2" but don't feel tall compared to many of the graduates we have at our company. They are definitely stretching them!
Your stats look a bit out of date as someone born in 1980 could be a parent by now
I don't think this trend is just in Japan. I'm 6' 2" but don't feel tall compared to many of the graduates we have at our company. They are definitely stretching them!
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That chart is for 20-years olds, but I couldn't find one that went up to 1994 for the birth year. Probably not so big a change though since the Japanese diet probably didn't change all that much since 1980 with regards to getting more protein, etc.Birma wrote:Great picture Henry - well seen.
Your stats look a bit out of date as someone born in 1980 could be a parent by now![]()
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Here is a freight truck in Sapporo. You see these sort of trucks that open from the side pretty often in Japan. I think I have never seen one in the States though. I like camera bags and travel backpacks that allow one to open them and have complete access to the contents, just like these trucks.




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That makes a lot more sense for inloading and finding what you want. 
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Nice shots Henry. Very ingenious. Makes sense when you have narrow streets and can't afford to have
space between vehicles to load/unload goods.
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space between vehicles to load/unload goods.
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Yes, that is why they have these sorts of trucks. On this particular street it wasn't crowded, but in many places it is, especially in Tokyo. I just thought others might be interested in seeing this sort of truck. Have you seen this type elsewhere?sury wrote:Nice shots Henry. Very ingenious. Makes sense when you have narrow streets and can't afford to have
space between vehicles to load/unload goods.
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A man spending some quality time alone with his love (his smartphone) in Odori-koen (park) in Sapporo:


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Hah, loving your comment on this event! Happens a lot here too..bakubo wrote:A man spending some quality time alone with his love (his smartphone) in Odori-koen (park) in Sapporo:
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Great picture for sure. Caught my eye like nothing else!bakubo wrote:Mother and Daughter in Sapporo.
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Ps. I suppose the increasing height can be explained by developed nutrition. After WWII the Japan started from year zero, so there has been a lot of absolute development in nutrition since then. Just guessing..
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Thanks, Toni.Kalainen wrote:Great picture for sure. Caught my eye like nothing else!
Yes, I am sure that is it.Kalainen wrote: Ps. I suppose the increasing height can be explained by developed nutrition. After WWII the Japan started from year zero, so there has been a lot of absolute development in nutrition since then. Just guessing..
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