Late 2005, this very spot is place I started training for RKCTsujido, Kanagawa, Japan revisited November 10, 2009"I can't get to sleep, I think of the implications, of diving in too deep, possibly the complications, especially at night, I worry over situations, I know it will be alright, perhaps it's just imagination""Overkill" sung by Men at WorkI started selling Dragon Door kettlebells, kettlebell.jp kettlebells, and GYMBOSS interval timer.
http://shop.kettlebell.jpI revisited Kanagawa prefecture (south of Tokyo) where I lived from 1998-2005. I had a glance at my old apartment and felt like seeing a bad dream of some kind. Turned out I was only hungry at that moment after hiking mountains for 3 miles without a meal since.
I had my favorite Ramen at a place I kept going for 5 years just about every week. Haven't had that since 2005, tasted exactly the same with absolute satisfaction.
It is interesting to see the local business in this area has changed drastically especially small stores and restaurants. I just wondered where they are floundering at this moment, hoping they are in some kind of success else where. Roughly 70% of stores and businesses are replaced by something else. A large Panasonic plant near by my old apartment is flat out gone.
Rents for offices and stores are cheaper than ever.
The former chairman of the company who I used to work for (he was ranked second richest man in nation in year 2001 when he died) said of few things (and back then my salary was way below average standard).
- I'm hiring and paying you because you can't run your own business. Accept this privilage.
- Software is intangible, value dissapears in an instant.
Latter saying is about the nature of business. An industrial plant when it runs out of business, requires lots of process to dissolve.
A software company can dissapear in an instant. Move out desk, chair, cabinet, coffee machine. Keep the computers, return the rented printer, terminate the real estate contract. Pretty much it. Business can appear and fade away fairly easily.
"Ghosts appear and fade away""Overkill" sung by Men at Work