From 95bd166e9634bbe744e2635c206f750037516258 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Robert Günzler
Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2025 16:22:50 +0200
Subject: work on the kamakura post
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.gitignore | 4 +++
makefile | 8 +-----
serve.mk | 5 ++++
site/kamakura.html | 73 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-----------------
src/inc/kamakura.htm | 71 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------
src/inc/kamakura.md | 62 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++-----------------
6 files changed, 147 insertions(+), 76 deletions(-)
create mode 100644 serve.mk
diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore
index 4588d35..9f725bf 100644
--- a/.gitignore
+++ b/.gitignore
@@ -5,6 +5,10 @@ bin/
.envrc
TODO
+# root is temporary workspace for pictures
+*.jpg
+*.png
+
# TODO: logos
media/interface/logo*
media/interface/logo_small*
diff --git a/makefile b/makefile
index 61f632a..8a24e90 100644
--- a/makefile
+++ b/makefile
@@ -30,13 +30,6 @@ gen: $(gen_BIN) $(SRC)
watch:
@ find . -print | entr -nc -dd -- $(MAKE)
-
-CADDY_HTTP_PORT ?= 1414
-
-serve:
- @ caddy fmt --overwrite
- @ caddy run --watch
-
watch-and-serve:
@ ${MAKE} -j2 watch serve
@@ -44,5 +37,6 @@ was: watch-and-serve
.PHONY: all clean serve watch watch-and-serve was
+include serve.mk
include webdeploy.mk
include edit.mk
diff --git a/serve.mk b/serve.mk
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..9ecb486
--- /dev/null
+++ b/serve.mk
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+CADDY_HTTP_PORT ?= 1414
+
+serve:
+ @ caddy fmt --overwrite
+ @ caddy run --watch
diff --git a/site/kamakura.html b/site/kamakura.html
index aa3f56f..ff2acb7 100644
--- a/site/kamakura.html
+++ b/site/kamakura.html
@@ -35,14 +35,16 @@
2023-04-22
-
I call this one “trip zero”, because it was very much a trial run for
me. The effects of having just moved to Japan for the year were still
-fresh and I altogether didn’t feel like exploring quite yet.
-Kamakura is a common day-trip from Tokyo and a short 1.5h train ride
-from my home near Asakusa. The weather was pretty meh, very cloudy and
-it looked like it would rain any moment.
+fresh, getting used to working from new places without consistent access
+to an office and the altogether unfamliarness of my life just made me
+not feel like exploring quite yet.
+Kamakura is a common day-trip from Tokyo and a quick 1.5h train ride
+from my home near Asakusa. The weather was pretty meh that day, very
+cloudy and it looked like it would rain any moment.
random history sidenote
@@ -54,15 +56,28 @@ next Lawson to get myself some. For some reason I decided to get a
Katsu-Sandwich, which is out of character for me -
I usually go for Onigiri - and then to have it on the beach nearby.
-Seeing as i was the only person eating anything there should’ve been
-hint enough. As soon as I sat down to take a bite, something comes
+Seeing as i was the only person eating anything there should’ve
+been hint enough. As soon as I sat down to take a bite, something comes
dashing down past my head. I am obviously startled but not prepared for
the bird to come back to actually pick the sandwich out of my hand this
time around.
- There were a few birds (crows in my interpretation) circling overhead
-just waiting for me to unwrap more food. To have my breakfast in peace I
-just walk off into town again. Staying away from open spaces for a bit
-😄
+There’s a dude with a bike nearby, who looks at me with the same
+expression i feel like i must have on my face. but he just shrugs and
+goes back to minding his own business. you’ve got to love japan for that
+mentality - if this was e.g. NZ i am sure he would’ve come over to ask
+me if i am fine. which i am, of course… otherwise i would’ve very much
+asked for help myself!
+
+
+birds
+
+There were a few birds circling overhead just waiting for me to
+unwrap more food. Closer inspection reveals that the creature that just
+stole my bread must have been some kind of eagle (or another bird of
+prey i can’t name). This is quite a bit different to the crows and
+pidgeons i am used to - and a bit scary tbh. To have my breakfast in
+peace I just walk off into town again. Staying away from open spaces for
+a bit 😄
On my way back to the centre of town, I find a bucket of see-through
plastic umbrellas outside what looked like a beauty
@@ -77,26 +92,38 @@ role="doc-noteref">3 , in the end it’s just a large statue
(that you can go inside of for a fee).
Despite the weather there was a surprising amount of tourists and I
wanted to get out of the bustle, so I followed the street that had let
-to the temple
-area. A bit further I came to some stairs next to one of the tunnels
-that lead out of the Kamakura city area, that cut through the
-surrounding hills. OrganicMaps told me there was a hiking path up there,
-which I could take to circle back towards the train station.
+to the kōtoku-in temple area. A bit further I came to some stairs next
+to one of the tunnels that lead out of the Kamakura city area, cutting
+through the surrounding hills. OrganicMaps told me there was a hiking
+path up there, which I could take to circle back towards the train
+station.
+
+View
+Larger Map
-Edited on 2025-05-16 [src]
+Edited on 2025-06-09 [src]
[comments]
robertgzr
diff --git a/src/inc/kamakura.htm b/src/inc/kamakura.htm
index 1c2c0ab..553104f 100644
--- a/src/inc/kamakura.htm
+++ b/src/inc/kamakura.htm
@@ -2,14 +2,16 @@
2023-04-22
-
I call this one “trip zero”, because it was very much a trial run for
me. The effects of having just moved to Japan for the year were still
-fresh and I altogether didn’t feel like exploring quite yet.
-Kamakura is a common day-trip from Tokyo and a short 1.5h train ride
-from my home near Asakusa. The weather was pretty meh, very cloudy and
-it looked like it would rain any moment.
+fresh, getting used to working from new places without consistent access
+to an office and the altogether unfamliarness of my life just made me
+not feel like exploring quite yet.
+Kamakura is a common day-trip from Tokyo and a quick 1.5h train ride
+from my home near Asakusa. The weather was pretty meh that day, very
+cloudy and it looked like it would rain any moment.
random history sidenote
@@ -21,15 +23,28 @@ next Lawson to get myself some. For some reason I decided to get a
Katsu-Sandwich, which is out of character for me -
I usually go for Onigiri - and then to have it on the beach nearby.
-Seeing as i was the only person eating anything there should’ve been
-hint enough. As soon as I sat down to take a bite, something comes
+Seeing as i was the only person eating anything there should’ve
+been hint enough. As soon as I sat down to take a bite, something comes
dashing down past my head. I am obviously startled but not prepared for
the bird to come back to actually pick the sandwich out of my hand this
time around.
- There were a few birds (crows in my interpretation) circling overhead
-just waiting for me to unwrap more food. To have my breakfast in peace I
-just walk off into town again. Staying away from open spaces for a bit
-😄
+There’s a dude with a bike nearby, who looks at me with the same
+expression i feel like i must have on my face. but he just shrugs and
+goes back to minding his own business. you’ve got to love japan for that
+mentality - if this was e.g. NZ i am sure he would’ve come over to ask
+me if i am fine. which i am, of course… otherwise i would’ve very much
+asked for help myself!
+
+
+birds
+
+There were a few birds circling overhead just waiting for me to
+unwrap more food. Closer inspection reveals that the creature that just
+stole my bread must have been some kind of eagle (or another bird of
+prey i can’t name). This is quite a bit different to the crows and
+pidgeons i am used to - and a bit scary tbh. To have my breakfast in
+peace I just walk off into town again. Staying away from open spaces for
+a bit 😄
On my way back to the centre of town, I find a bucket of see-through
plastic umbrellas outside what looked like a beauty
@@ -44,20 +59,32 @@ role="doc-noteref">3 , in the end it’s just a large statue
(that you can go inside of for a fee).
Despite the weather there was a surprising amount of tourists and I
wanted to get out of the bustle, so I followed the street that had let
-to the temple
-area. A bit further I came to some stairs next to one of the tunnels
-that lead out of the Kamakura city area, that cut through the
-surrounding hills. OrganicMaps told me there was a hiking path up there,
-which I could take to circle back towards the train station.
+to the kōtoku-in temple area. A bit further I came to some stairs next
+to one of the tunnels that lead out of the Kamakura city area, cutting
+through the surrounding hills. OrganicMaps told me there was a hiking
+path up there, which I could take to circle back towards the train
+station.
+
+View
+Larger Map
diff --git a/src/inc/kamakura.md b/src/inc/kamakura.md
index e73dd42..d27adc5 100644
--- a/src/inc/kamakura.md
+++ b/src/inc/kamakura.md
@@ -2,17 +2,19 @@
date: 2023-04-22
---
-{style="width:100%;max-height:300px;object-fit:cover;object-position:0 63%;"}
+{style="width:100%;max-height:300px;object-fit:cover;object-position:0 63%;"}
I call this one "trip zero", because it was very much a trial run for me. The
-effects of having just moved to Japan for the year were still fresh and I
-altogether didn't feel like exploring quite yet.
+effects of having just moved to Japan for the year were still fresh, getting
+used to working from new places without consistent access to an office and the
+altogether unfamliarness of my life just made me not feel like exploring quite
+yet.
-Kamakura is a common day-trip from Tokyo and a short 1.5h train ride from my
-home near Asakusa. The weather was pretty meh, very cloudy and it looked like
-it would rain any moment.
+Kamakura is a common day-trip from Tokyo and a quick 1.5h train ride from my
+home near Asakusa. The weather was pretty meh that day, very cloudy and it
+looked like it would rain any moment.
random history sidenote
@@ -24,38 +26,50 @@ I had left the house earlier without breakfast, so off I went to the next
Lawson to get myself some. For some reason I decided to get a
Katsu-Sandwich[^sando], which is out of character for me - I usually go for
Onigiri - and then to have it on the beach nearby. Seeing as i was the only
-person eating anything there should've been hint enough. As soon as I sat down
+person _eating_ anything there should've been hint enough. As soon as I sat down
to take a bite, something comes dashing down past my head. I am obviously
startled but not prepared for the bird to come back to actually pick the
sandwich out of my hand this time around.
-[^sando]: ???
+[^sando]: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:KatsuSando6515.jpg
-There were a few birds (crows in my interpretation) circling overhead just
-waiting for me to unwrap more food. To have my breakfast in peace I just walk
-off into town again. Staying away from open spaces for a bit 😄
+There's a dude with a bike nearby, who looks at me with the same expression i
+feel like i must have on my face. but he just shrugs and goes back to minding
+his own business. you've got to love japan for that mentality - if this was
+e.g. NZ i am sure he would've come over to ask me if i am fine. which i am, of
+course... otherwise i would've very much asked for help myself!
+
+
+
+There were a few birds circling overhead just waiting for me to unwrap more
+food. Closer inspection reveals that the creature that just stole my bread must
+have been some kind of eagle (or another bird of prey i can't name). This is
+quite a bit different to the crows and pidgeons i am used to - and a bit scary
+tbh. To have my breakfast in peace I just walk off into town again. Staying
+away from open spaces for a bit 😄
On my way back to the centre of town, I find a bucket of see-through plastic
umbrellas [^umbrella] outside what looked like a beauty saloon, with a sign
telling passer-bys to take one (in Japanese ofc). I guess the visibly imminent
-rain made the shop keeper put them out there for tourists (conveniently
-helping him get rid of *what was probably left behind by his own clients*).
-Naturally I picked one up: This umbrella would be with me for the next months.
+rain made the shop keeper put them out there for tourists (conveniently helping
+him get rid of *what was probably left behind by his own clients*). Naturally I
+picked one up: This umbrella would be with me for the next months.
-[^umbrella]: ???
+
+
+[^umbrella]: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%E5%82%98_(7374668616).jpg
There isn't really that much to say about the big Buddha[^buddha], in the end
it's just a large statue (that you can go inside of for a fee).
-[^buddha]: ???
+[^buddha]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C5%8Dtoku-in
Despite the weather there was a surprising amount of tourists and I wanted to
-get out of the bustle, so I followed the street that had let to the temple
-
-
-area. A bit further I came to some stairs next to one of
-the tunnels that lead out of the Kamakura city area, that cut through the
-surrounding hills. OrganicMaps told me there was a hiking path up there, which
-I could take to circle back towards the train station.
+get out of the bustle, so I followed the street that had let to the kōtoku-in
+temple area. A bit further I came to some stairs next to one of the tunnels
+that lead out of the Kamakura city area, cutting through the surrounding hills.
+OrganicMaps told me there was a hiking path up there, which I could take to
+circle back towards the train station.
-
+View Larger Map
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