13 August 2010
past, present, future
First, I visited Yesukuni Shrine (靖国神社). Also, I went to Yushukan (遊就館). Yushukan is the museum of Japan's war history, but I felt the contents of Yushukan is grossly one-sided which is to say beautification of Japanese wars. I went there because I wanted to know that war in both side.
In Yasukuni Shrine, there are many Japanese who worked to built modern Japan. Also, there are some Japanese that treated as war criminals. It's difficult problem that which we should pray for it or not, but we should know about our history correctly.
After that, I went to Matsuya Ginza (松屋銀座). It's a department store in Ginza (Tokyo's most luxurious shopping district), but my purpose was not shopping. I just want to visit this exhibition that held in Matsuya Ginza.
It was the exhibition about Dyson's air multiplier. I've never seen air multiplier, so I wanted to watch it and know more about it. Then I went there. The exhibits are not so many, but I could enjoy it.
And finally, I visited 21_21 design sight in Roppongi.
Yes, again! lol
I believed that there are not so many people, but there were many many people...
Some of the staff told me that I may have to wait more than an hour to enjoy the exhibit. But I entered the exhibition. I could enjoy some of exhibits, but I took really long time... So, I wanted to go there again! It must be fun! If you have a chance, you should check this one.
So, I went to 3 different places today. I walked a lot. I'm a little tired now... So, I'm gonna sleep! lol
Thank you.
12 August 2010
100 of photos
I forgot how many photos that I took on 8th August. I couldn't join the carrying portable shrine due to my injury this year. That means I could take enough time to take photos with my DSLR and iPhone 4.
Well, I thought that it's difficult to take photos with my DSLR, because I could use only one hand but I could do that. Mostly, I like to take photos with manual setting. I used to change focus, shatter speed, diaphragm and ISO at every time before I shoot. But if I refer these settings to my DSLR, all I need to do is just shooting. And that means I could take thousands of photos on 8th August. lol
I wanted to check all of these photos on my MacBook, but my MacBook is not working smoothly these days... Maybe I should check new MacBook or MacBook Pro or MacBook Air.
Then I decided to upload all of my photos that I took on 8th August. So, there are some blurred photos... Sorry for that.
Also, I took some videos with iPhone 4. Because iPhone 4 can take 720p HD video, I couldn't check well on my MacBook again... (My MacBook's graphic chip is too poor to edit/watch HD video.) So, I uploaded all of them. If you have a time, please check them and comment to them.
You can access to my photos and videos from link below.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=197673&id=717222117&l=4485d58c46
Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/masaya_yoshizawa/sets/72157624707250726/
YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/user/0911masaya#p/a
Thank you
11 August 2010
Google updates
Well, I like the new comment moderation page. I receive 2-3 spam comments everyday on my blog, so I'm checking these comments and judge them wether publish or not. Because of this, I need time to publish usual comments on my blog. (Sorry for that...)
Google's new service on blogger mark these spam comments as "spam" and I can check previous comments easily. I think, it's really helpful for me...
Also, they changed their gmail design. Finally, the rainbow cursor disappeared from gmail. lol
I mean the google buzz button displaced from side bar. I didn't like google buzz's icon so, I like their updates. lol
I think, software updates such as Windows updates are really annoying, but mostly these updates may include really nice issues. I hope software companies will updates their services with these nice features.
Thank you.
10 August 2010
Talk more, think more
I think the Japanese government apologised to many Asian countries several years ago. (I forgot exactly when.) Anyway, I don't care that they apologise or not. But they must talk more openly, I felt. I think the statement is not reflecting our opinion. They must not ignore our opinion!
Also, I think they should not force their cabinet member to forgo the visit to Yasukuni shrine. Of course, there are some war criminals, but there are also our ancestors who worked for Japan.
Thank you.
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09 August 2010
testing android
Anyway, I was using iPhone 3G until I've got iPhone 4, and now I'm not using it... I was thinking about this device because I wanted to renew it. Also I was thinking that I wanna try android...
So, I decided to install android OS to my iPhone 3G. Well, I was thinking that it's really difficult to install android into iPhone 3G, because it is unusual. But there are many many people who are developing these kind of tools in the world. I could do that easily.
Here are some photos that android 2.2 running on my iPhone 3G.
Well, it's working. I could connect to Wi-Fi network and installed some apps.
I didn't care that my iPhone 3G might be broken, because I'm not using iPhone 3G now. If you like to do that, you should be careful. These kind of thing might destroy your iPhone.
Here are some tools that I used.
*redsn0w (http://wikee.iphwn.org/howto:rs9)
jailbreak tool
*iPhoDroid 0.6 R12d (http://code.google.com/p/iphodroid/downloads/list)
install android 2.2 to jailbroken iPhone 3G
*RecBoot 1.0.2 (http://www.sebby.net/443-recboot-final-release/)
turn your iPhone into recovery mode
(it's not necessary but I couldn't turn my iPhone 3G into recovery mode well so I used it)
I did this with my MacBook (Late 2007) Mac OS X 10.5.8
I couldn't install many apps on it yet, but I could try Facebook for android. I felt it's looks like iPhone's one and it works same as iPhone. But I prefer iPhone's keyboard. Anyway, I will try more later.
Thank you.
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