Japanese solution to global warming?
Japanese coffee shop waitresses in Tokyo pour water on the pavement to promote cooling down with recycled water during a sweltering Japanese summer.
posted by Genki Wren at 2:47 am
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Japanese coffee shop waitresses in Tokyo pour water on the pavement to promote cooling down with recycled water during a sweltering Japanese summer.
About Me
- Name: Genki Wren
- Location: Tokyo, Japan
I graduated from Sussex university with a degree in Philosophy last year and had no clear idea about who I am, what I want to do, or where I want to be. So I have decided to throw caution to the wind and move to Japan! I did a CELTA course in January, which to my suprise I thoroughly enjoyed. Equipped with my new found qualification, an intense drive to see the world and an insatiable thirst for adventure, it seemed obvious to do the 'TEFL' thing for a while. By the end of March I had a job offer from GEOS language corporation, which I accepted even though I had no idea where I would be sent in Japan. It was a gamble, but the poker player within me decided to go for it. I guess luck was on my side because I am heading for the capital, Tokyo - and that's where my life begins....
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1 Comments:
Or, you could have Japanese waitresses cover the sidewalk in Reynolds Wrap, so it reflects the heat back.
Just thinkin' out loud, here.
2:53 am
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