This is the raw file of a short bike ride around Nagoya Station taken on Sunday at around 5:30pm. I'm not very happy with the quality but it's not really the camera. It's noisy, wet, and drops keeping covering the lens! The news said this was the worst of Typhoon No. 17. As you can see, it wasn't that bad. BUT despite wearing TWO raincoats, rain pants, and rain boots I was soon soaked to the bone. And the sound of the rain hitting the GoPro Hero2 camera is pretty annoying, right? Not an exceptional video, but after getting so wet, and getting our house's 玄関 genkan (entrance/foyer) equally wet I just had to have something to show for it. More interesting videos coming soon!
Here is some basic vocabulary for those of you who study:
台風 tai fuu = typhoon
風 kaze = wind
風邪 kaze = cold (As in, "I caught a cold.")
暴風 bou fuu =storm, gale
警報 keihou = warning
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