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Monday, August 12, 2013
$20 a day in Japantown
I thought spending $20 in Japantown for one day for the 5 of us ninterns could not be enough. But I was wrong.
If you did not know, $20 a day is a project where we NJAHS Interns go to Japantown with only $20 to spend for one day and we film the whole day.
After we had finished going to all the stores we needed to go to, I was tired and thinking that the day had been fun without spending the full $20. We had bought mochi, chopsticks, tokens to play in Playland Japan, washi paper, a cat sauce bowl, a black notebook, and a red bean taiyaki.
Re-watching all the footage we shot really did make the editing of this project take forever. I have never been in a situation where I tried to adjust the volume of our voices so many times to fit it with the background music, not be able to add in any transitions, have a hard time with speeding up or slowing down videos, and adding captions.
In all, I think the 5 of us did a pretty good job shopping in Japantown with only $20; we didn't even spend it all!
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