For your entertainment...
My old camera bit the dust... the one with the video capability. I never really used the video function till about a year and a half ago anyway, but I decided to dig up most of my videos and put them on YouTube. If you are really bored, you might find some of these interesting...
um... Christmas
What a great tie!
View from a ladder on the roof of my apartment in Sendai...
Some very wonderful people
More wonderful people
English tongue twister
Grace Chapel, lunch time
Kitchen, after lunch, and out of focus
My camera died. This is Takuma leading worship at church in the evening.
Chorus trans.: "praise King of all kings, Savior Lord, Heaven's great God"
Masato on drums, Ai on piano, Takuma on guitar, Erei and Kawakami sensei singing, Megu on the keys and also doing vocals
You wonder who the engineers are who make these things...
(Biwa sensei said he loves the coffee, but he's too embarassed to stand infront of the vending machine to ever get any)
Student mandolin club. Go figure.
"Prink Plank Plunk"
The bassist was a kick in the pants. To bad you can't see his expression. Got to hand it to people who love their instruments
Then, I've got a couple more on my youtube page if you want to see still more. Anyway, enjoy
um... Christmas
What a great tie!
View from a ladder on the roof of my apartment in Sendai...
Some very wonderful people
More wonderful people
English tongue twister
Grace Chapel, lunch time
Kitchen, after lunch, and out of focus
My camera died. This is Takuma leading worship at church in the evening.
Chorus trans.: "praise King of all kings, Savior Lord, Heaven's great God"
Masato on drums, Ai on piano, Takuma on guitar, Erei and Kawakami sensei singing, Megu on the keys and also doing vocals
You wonder who the engineers are who make these things...
(Biwa sensei said he loves the coffee, but he's too embarassed to stand infront of the vending machine to ever get any)
Student mandolin club. Go figure.
"Prink Plank Plunk"
The bassist was a kick in the pants. To bad you can't see his expression. Got to hand it to people who love their instruments
Then, I've got a couple more on my youtube page if you want to see still more. Anyway, enjoy
posted by tmm at
8:40 PM
2 Comments:
I really liked the one of "Lord I Lift Your Name On High." I had no idea that you'd get Japanese to raise their hands in a Church service.
I'm blown away.
Uncle T
Heh heh, well they were Assemblies of God, so maybe they were charismatic by Japanese standards
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home