People were curious about what nattou (納豆) really looks like when I posted about it awhile back. So I made a video of me dissecting a container of it.
Natto is a staple food for many in Japan, especially in the Kanto region. It’s made from fermented soybeans using the bacteria called Bacillus subtilis. It’s also well known for it’s overpowering (some say gross) smell and it’s sticky, spiderweb, mushy-like texture.
While going through my Music Archive, I decided to add some descriptions for each song, how it came about, what the style is, and the overall composition. But geez, there’s a lot of them. Like over 130 songs. So that would take a crap-load of time.
I figure if I do a post about a song every week or so, it will be complete in 2 years. So I’ll start from there 
I had to go to the hospital yesterday (okay, two days ago) for intense back/abdominal pain.The above pic was the only one I could snap before I finally passed out. It’s from the bandage from the IV drip they put me on.
During the experience, I had a nice chat with the local police box, a fun ride in an ambulance, and a lovely time in a local hospital.
Perhaps it is just me being a over-sensitive artist. But I can’t think straight if my brain is full of emotions and thoughts. So, like blowing your nose when you have a cold, I’d like to blow my brains onto this blog (got the visual? good )
A really good friend of mine recently said some not-so-nice things to me and so I’m whining about it on my blog. Pretty sad, right?
I’m currently working with an artist on character designs and the main title screen for Arvale: Treasure of Memories, Episode II. While kicking around ideas and describing a few pictures in my head, we thought it would be a good idea for me to sketch out what I was thinking.
I’m wanting to do something with the new and old characters involved in the game try to portray their personalities and how they fit into the story, while maintaining a decent balance of picture (which everyone should have learned in any Art 101 class).
Jason Surguine loves technology, traveling, writing music, making games, and speaking Japanese.
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