October 19th
Fourth day moving my micro office
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Today I found a really charming location infront of a
Shrine. I remembered the Shrine from a visit during the local Matsuri.
That time the Shrines land was full of Yatai (small shops or food stalls)
and I thought if I'd pretend to do a micro Matsuri with my micro office,
they might let me work there for a while.
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Actually nobody even took notice of me when I put my
Office there. Some workers were doing renovation work at the Shrine, but
they didn't bother at all when I pushed my office towards the Shrine's
"Tori".
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The first one who noticed that something was not quite normal with me and the strange boxon wheels, was a boy coming back home from school. He dared to ask me what am I doing there ... |
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Other trespassers didn't dare to ask, though one could
see the curiosity in their eyes ...
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Generally a Shrine is a wonderful quiet place to do some work, as hardly anybody visits a Shrine, at least here in Tokyo. | |
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No the person on the image doesn't look like a worshipper
and really, she isn't, it's Johanna from Germany.
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She and her friends ended my shintoist seclusion for today. Let's see what comes up tomorrow ... | |
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for a map of my tour today [click here]
