アメリカ手話教室DeafJapan
大阪市中央区常盤町1-4-3
東本町センタービル302号 デフジャパンオフィス
(地下鉄谷町線谷町四丁目駅6番出口徒歩3分)
web. http://www.deafjapan.com
mail. deafjapan@deafjapan.com
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On my way to Tokyo from Yokohama to film a Deaf Japanese Pro Wrestler named Muwa.
Two months ago, I first saw his photo, he looked serious, with serious eyes and serious pose. But during out interview in January, I was able to make him crack a smile and talk about something embarrassing (you'll have to wait for the documentary to be finished.
This time I plan on focusing on his everyday life. I can't go into detail about what exactly I will film, but I hope for some good funny moments with his family.
Tokiwa cho 1-4-3, Chuo-ku, Osaka
City 302 DeafJapan Higashihonmachi
(3 min walk from Exit 6 Tanimachi Line subway station Yonchōme Tanimachi)
web. http://www.deafjapan.com
mail. deafjapan@deafjapan.com
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ではブルートゥースキーボードとiPadをどんな感じで使うのか、写真をご覧ください。
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iPad 2 or iPhone 5... Well, for sure, I'm going to get the iPhone 5 because I'm still using the iPhone 3G and it is so frustrating to use sometimes. Maybe it's because I don't have patience when it comes to technology.
I think I won't get the iPad 2, just because I already have the original iPad and I love how I can use my bluetooth keyboard and type on the iPad. I really don't like typing on the iPad itself because I make too many mistakes.
Even though I have my computer with me right now, I don't want to waste the battery just to type out a blog. I'm pretty quick with typing on my iPhone but, my neck hurts from looking down too much and I need to conserve the iPhone batteries for Google map, emails and phone calls.
Here's a photo of what it's like to use the iPad with a bluetooth keyboard:
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Tokiwa cho 1-4-3, Chuo-ku, Osaka
City 302 DeafJapan Higashihonmachi
(3 min walk from Exit 6 Tanimachi Line subway station Yonchōme Tanimachi)
web. http://www.deafjapan.com
mail. deafjapan@deafjapan.com
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Copyright (c) 2011 www.deafjapan.com School Project. All Rights Reserved.
アメリカ手話教室DeafJapan
大阪市中央区常盤町1-4-3
東本町センタービル302号 デフジャパンオフィス
(地下鉄谷町線谷町四丁目駅6番出口徒歩3分)
web. http://www.deafjapan.com
mail. deafjapan@deafjapan.com
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It's Wednesday and I'm currently on a Naito Ba-su (Night Bus) to Tokyo. It's going to be a long 8 hours but I'm on a tight budget so the bus will just have to do.
It's quite a nice bus with big cushiony seats. But I'm more of a train person. I always wonder why there aren't any overnight trains from Osaka to Tokyo.
The ride would be a lot smoother and there would be a power outlet for me to charge my computer, iPhone, iPad, batteries, camera batteries, and video camera batteries.
I think my bag weighs about 40 pounds (20 kilos), I'm basically a walking Apple Store. All I need is one of those "Genius Bar" shirts. Speaking of Apple... iPad 2, Ahhh!!!
Anyway, I'm on my way to Tokyo to meet some people, talk some
business, and continue working on my documentary, "Deaf Japanese Pro
Wrestlers!" I plan on doing more interviews and filming specific shots.
In the mean while, I will be working on editing a new video that Kaorin and I filmed today, just before I got my bus. With the help Tetsuya, the director and Kaorin's boyfriend, we will be working DeafJapan News in JSL and ASL.
We will be signing in our native languages, occasionally interpreting for each other and talking about interesting news happening around the world. Some news stories will be related to Deaf Culture, Japanese Culture, American Culture, Technology, Sports, Comedy, and whatever else we feel like is interesting.
I hope you enjoy our first Episode, "Introduction" video:
Please feel free to email us any suggestions you may have:
Tokiwa cho 1-4-3, Chuo-ku, Osaka
City 302 DeafJapan Higashihonmachi
(3 min walk from Exit 6 Tanimachi Line subway station Yonchōme Tanimachi)
web. http://www.deafjapan.com
mail. deafjapan@deafjapan.com
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Copyright (c) 2011 www.deafjapan.com School Project. All Rights Reserved.