Heartfull is the way to be.

Japlish is fun sometimes and I enjoy it like everyone, but I try not to make fun. They are often trying their best so we should applaud their effort.

'Tis the way to a heartfull life.

In mid-sized cities or small, it's not uncommon to find gardens everywhere. Here they seem to mainly be growing rapeseeds. I don't know anything about growing the plants—for the vegetable oil I suppose?—but I do love the smell of these. Wonderful scene and nice looking flower too.

Sorry about the blur and other artistic effects. Sometimes I just can't help myself.

I don't know what that is exactly laying next to the curb. It looks kind of like the roof tile for the ends of the ridge, but I'm not sure. As to why it's laying next to the road... again, no idea. But this is not an uncommon sight, finding roof tiles laying along the road. Maybe that's a social thing... buy too many tiles for your roof and just lay the extras out because they do look nice. Hmmm. At any rate, it does make a curious photo.

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	David LaSpina is an American photographer lost in Japan, trying to capture the beauty of this country one photo at a time.