At about three o'clock on Sunday, Mori called me and asked if I was available to take pictures of him and his friend Takenobu skateboarding. I threw my camera over my shoulder, my wallet in the washing machine (oops, had to dry a lot of stuff off later that day) and headed out. We started out by the docks, on the halfpipe that Mori and his friends built. There's not a whole lot to say here, it's mostly a photo essay, and I think one that's not too bad in the end. Comments here and there, as I see fit.









We went over to the Culture Center and library, we brought a long metal rail someone had welded for Mori, carrying it in a beat up old van that you can see in the background here.




Not everything went smoothly.




That's the culture center - Jazz concert this Saturday, you're all invited.





Mori (Moriyuki is the whole first name, actually) and Takenobu took me to "nice sunset spot" on Nagashima.




A photo professor I had told me that if I wanted to take pictures of sunsets I should go outside, take one, and then never take a picture of a sunset again. Take this, Richard Linke.

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