Japanese Abandoned House Renovation #6 | Painting Exterior, Wooden Awning, Scaffolding Removed

[@coconutpanda]

I quite like the more slate black color for the house. The whole house is just so good. I am really invested in the progress. Ganbatte!

[@Zzyzx--]

Agree, dead solid black is often too black, especially in a wooded natural landscape

[@fantomu4u]

Yeah same I’m too invested into these updates it’s awesome to see progress getting made and the way things are shaping out to be.

[@elliest55]

Same! I love how thoughtful and respectful this restoration project is, while also allowing for all the necessary modernization. Can't wait to see the progress in the interior.

[@yukikobayashi886]

I don't think you've made a single bad choice yet, even though everything wasn't exactly what you expected I feel like it makes the house more unique and it's looking great

[@Zzyzx--]

He always makes the right pick (the one I would make! :) and then second-guesses himself. The house is coming back to life and it's beautiful

[@TokyoLlama]

It Looks Good On You Though ha ha, you’re right. I can sometimes overthink these things.

[@KM-bu8ec]

Beautiful comment. I agree with this. Their home is extraordinary.

[@otakumagnet8106]

Imagine trying to build an exact duplicate of that house in the US. The roof tiles alone would cost a fortune to have shipped over. Lol Such a wonderful house. Thank you for filming this.

[@johnbatchelder7168]

I think you could find domestic producers for all of the materials needed. Getting the structure past the Planning and Building departments of most American cities would be the real challenge, I think.

[@Yutter89]

@@johnbatchelder7168 it's more finding the contractors who could turn out the quality

[@BenjiSun]

@@Yutter89 good Amish contractors aren't easy to find, but their build quality and eye for good quality lumber can be just as good, albeit the style is quite different. I'd love to have an Amish-built dutch barn house, more so than a kominka, mainly because they're blocky and easier to assign the different space usage.

[@Yutter89]

@Ground Hog also just become able to do the older joint cuts that nearly all no longer do or no instead of just firing 10k nails to"make it work"

[@CelticLady01]

I wish that all of the American construction workers could apprentice under TokyoLlama"s contractor.

[@33Jenesis]

My lower back hurts just watching you doing the hard labor.

[@boa9535]

Jen 33: I just hope he gets regular massages.

[@TokyoLlama]

Boa I need to tell my wife you said this.

[@boa9535]

Tokyo Llama: You haven’t been getting massages?! Oh, you need lots of pounding, passive stretching of those muscles, and being walked on. She can get “in touch” with all her aggressions (oops, not very Japanese) and then work them out on you. It could benefit both of you.

[@CharlesHFikes]

And how are your knees? They look like they took a beating.

[@TokyoLlama]

Charles H. Fikes I was kneeling on a cushion so they’re okay.

[@RokuNyx]

The black paint on the windows looks nice, fits in with the rest of it in my opinion. You're doing a fantastic job, can't wait to see more.

[@Adrianbudiman]

Agreed. it does fit in

[@Zzyzx--]

Agree, black trim blends them perfectly with the panels, you really have to look to see them

[@TokyoLlama]

Thank you! Will try to get more frequent with my updates.

[@DiogoStuart]

Completely agree. Fits really well. :)

[@texleeger8973]

@@TokyoLlama Updates can not be too frequent. Nor too many. And this slow, prolonged time lapse is intoxicating. Sweat + Equity = Beauty + Joy

[@sebastianschultz9221]

the black paint around the windows was a good decision - it looks like an almost seamless transition of the black panels to the windows

[@TokyoLlama]

Thanks, that’s what I was hoping as I didn’t want them to stand out too much.

[@Mimeh53]

"It doesn't look too bad." If THAT'S not an understatement, then I don't know what is. Wow. Just magnificent!

[@zakkvanish3668]

I think Tokyo Llama is a perfectionist.😂 Whenever he says "not sure if I made the right choice" or something like that, it is still wonderful and probably every other person would pad themselves on the back and say: "That turned out great!!" And it did so far!! When I think back to the first video of the house...😨 You are doing a fantastic job, Tokyo Llama!!!

[@TokyoLlama]

Zakk Vanish Thanks, might be the case!

[@Taliesin6]

@@TokyoLlama yeah that roof looks absolutely incredible! that last shot my mouth just fell open.

[@earthangel8730]

The black trim around the windows is PERFECT! Less busy.

[@dancedancellamapants]

I've never been so excited to watch someone paint a building 😻

[@TokyoLlama]

Lol. If you didn’t like it you could say it was like watching paint dry.

[@valtzx2249]

lol

[@dancedancellamapants]

@@TokyoLlama Nice lol. No I love to see the progress on your beautiful home! And as you can see by my screen name, we're kindred spirits in a way so I have to support! ❤️

[@TokyoLlama]

dancedancellamapants Love llamas!

[@thatgirl3757]

When the scaffolding was removed and I got a good look at the house, I could really appreciate the beautiful wood stain, windows and more. You have worked so hard, it makes me sore just watching you but, everything looks great. What a good feeling you must have when standing back to gaze upon your home. I am sooooo happy for you and your family!

[@TokyoLlama]

Thanks so much. Yes, it’s been a labour of love.

[@zakkvanish3668]

It must be so great to live in that house, reviewing the video material from the start 😍

[@timemachine7026]

From an outsider perspective, everything your doing look great! In regard to the sanding and staining/clear coat it’s the little imperfections that give character I think. I was so nervous for you watching the black panels being cut for windows....I was repeating “Please fit, please fit” in my head when the frames were going in! How fortunate you are to have such dedicated workers helping you along...cheers to them as well 🍾❤️💪

[@TokyoLlama]

You should have seen me. I almost backed out from doing it! Thanks for watching.

[@vanessamak1065]

@@TokyoLlama Glad you didn't, love watching the progress where you grow, learn new skills, and get better each episode.

[@は私です彼の名前]

Tokyo Llama Everything can always be replaced or repaired. 😉

[@claylover9845]

@@TokyoLlama But you and your family will really appreciate them during the hot and very humid summer.

[@Val_Emrys]

Yes, I have been admiring those black panels. They are so unique.

[@Aiken47]

Whooo hooo, another video. The brown gutter looks like oxidised bronze 😁 I think you’ve made great choices, respectful while still improving the house.

[@meadmaker4525]

It's moot now of course, but just a little info about the blotchy effect of the stain on those upper boards. It wasn't you, the sanding or the weathering, it was the kind of wood it is. It's a species of pine, which has varying sap levels and grain densities interspersed unevenly throughout the board, making it near impossible to get an even stain coat without that blotchy effect you experienced, regardless of the kind of stain or application technique. I've done decades of cabinet making, furniture, wood turning, and just about every other kind of wood work you can think of, so believe me, I've tried just about everything there is. The only thing I ever found to really work well was aniline dye. It comes in an extremely fine powder, in just about any color you could want, and is typically mixed into water or alcohol to form a kind of stain. You can brush it on, spray it, use a rag, whatever suits you. After it dries, you can then go back over your work with a varnish or lacquer, etc. Just thought I'd throw it out there in case you decide to try to stain any more of that wood in the house. Might save you some headaches. And I have to say, that place is a dream. I just shake my head in awe at the beauty of it, and the price you got it for, and I'm addicted to seeing your process and how it all comes out. You should be very, very proud, my friend. That house is a true masterpiece.

[@johnhudson9582]

I've built 3 homes by myself, but I've never seen workmanship that is in this house.You and your builder should be very proud.Great work keep it up. "The Aussie".

[@jona3117]

Fantastic. It’s really coming together now. It’s going to be a stunner. Can’t to see the interior take shape.

[@sherylelkins201]

Your home is gorgeous.

[@deniseblackwell5471]

He's methodical in his work, it makes me tired just watching - well done! Can't wait for Reno #7.

[@FirstLastOne]

The dramatic effect of the music as your home emerges from the scaffolding was cinematic perfection. Not gonna lie, goosebumps were involved. Keep up the awesome build and videos!

[@TokyoLlama]

Thanks - love to hear it! That was the effect I was going for.

[@MariaTorres-cg5pr]

Dificil tarea

[@TXH1138]

I think you and your crew should start refurbishing more of these traditional houses in Japan and get a Tv show called This Old House Japan. I think people will be impressed when you are finished and want to start saving these beauties. The place looks awesome.

[@TriggertheTaco]

I like the small differences in the house. The separate tones of the wood and different awnings give it a good wabi-sabi look.

[@SunnySplosion]

i turn ad blocker off so i can help pay for these renovations lmao

[@TokyoLlama]

Thanks very much!

[@peterrouse]

The undersides of the eaves on traditional japanese roofs are so beautiful, they make the house look like some sort of giant mushroom from a fantasy story

[@forevergogo]

Wow, the outside has transformed SO MUCH ! Every day is a project, especially when you get that Big fixer-upper, but its going to All be worth it in the end you'll have a timeless dream home, and so much Land !

[@entwinedmar]

I’m so invested on your renovation. I have never seen a house like that. I absolutely love that you are respecting the integrity of the house’ culture. Love it!! Greetings from Canada

[@mrmjeber]

The warm orange/gold color of the house with the graphite-black and natural wood plus the occasional gold detailing just looks amazing together, great sophisticated feel. A dream house.

[@emilykoi3111]

I've been watching since day one of your renovation and I can't believe how far the house has come. You've put so much hard work into it so far and I think it's coming along great. Can't wait for the next video! Keep up the good work!

[@TokyoLlama]

Thank you!

[@watittakes2264]

IKR. This is the most exciting renovation project I've ever seen. I'm so jealous but also delighted we get to see these updates.

[@ryanrittm2011]

The windows look wonderful, the black color doesn't look out of place at all. The craftsmanship and dedication put in by the carpenter is very impressive and humbling! Thank you for sharing as always!!

[@veramae4098]

Did you notice he called the carpenter "mate"? In Japanese. While putting in the two new windows. I had the closed captioning on at the time. LOL

[@sivedan]

Awesome work Jaya, most people wouldn't have the patience, and perseverance to pull off such a tremendous project, the place looks phenomenal, much better than having a house in the city in every aspect.

[@EternalRoman]

This is seriously such a gorgeous house. The beauty of its traditional design is just pure joy, it would be awesome to own a house like that.

[@Val_Emrys]

After watching many wood experts on KZbin - especially with old wood - it seems not trying to make it look perfect or like new is the best method. This kind of went against my natural inclination but the more I see professionals value the natural aging of wood and keeping that look, the more I liked it.

[@TokyoLlama]

I’m going to leave the brown/grey wood below as is, no sanding, just cleaning and apply a protective stain over the top.

[@Mindy56743]

Tokyo Llama I think it will keep the Character of the house!

[@は私です彼の名前]

Tokyo Llama Oh yes. It is gorgeous. Just add a UV protector to extent the life of the wood. That patina is literally perfect.

[@TokyoLlama]

** yes, I found a good specialist paint store that recommended me a clear anti-rot, uv protector stain that could be used over the old wood without sanding. Now I just need to find time to do it.

[@peggyrollings8236]

The white caulk almost gives a framing effect on the black panels. Black trim on the windows is such a great choice. The natural stain is perfect, it brings out the grain of the old wood and makes each side look like art. I admire your choices and hard work restoring this house.

[@jenniferh4617]

I feel like a proud momma seeing the scaffolding go down, lol

[@ltr2518]

Man I love watching you work. As someone who struggles to pay attention to anything for short periods of time, its really cathartic to watch you spend long periods of time perfecting your crafts. I know projects like this one are never truly finished, but I hope one day I can tap into that sense of fulfillment that you get when you've finished such an amazing project. Keep at it my man, Ill be here watching ever minute.

[@safrica1234]

This house is SO beautiful. I hope all the work youre putting in for it is fulfilling for you, as I am LOVING it! Thank you for documenting it all!! Great to hear some Japanese too

[@TokyoLlama]

When I was editing I was a bit shocked to hear my Japanese had quite a strong Aussie accent.

[@klazyy641]

The last time I was in Japan was back in the latter '50's and the scaffolding was all bamboo---many stories high, in some cases, and solid as a rock. Seeing those workers all the way up there took my breath away---no safety harnesses back in those days (that I could see, anyway). Talk about scrambling around like kids on a jungle gym---they were amazing!

[@vidkidloserface]

"I wiped the wood to prepare it for painting." "OH GOD, NO!!" "I decided to go for a clear stain...." "Oh.... Crisis averted!"

[@A_Lion_In_The_Sun]

Lol, right? I was thinking the same thing.

[@sivedan]

I'm very impressed by the carpenter, a 75 year old man, that still does physical work with such meticulousness, and without complaining, and keeping a smile on, i can only take my hat off to him....

[@TokyoLlama]

It is impressive what he is able to do at his age. He really is a lovely guy too.

[@chelseasummers2365]

You’ve done an amazing job and everything looks amazing! As far as the paint color around the windows, I think you made the right choice, don’t second-guess yourself.

[@agriffin1307]

I love how there is so much care taken in each task. Respect for every tile or panel of wood. Not simply rushing to finish it's an odd pleasure for me to watch.

[@clementine5420]

I love your videos. It's amazing watching it being transformed with the love and care that it needs!

[@tommykay7427]

Epic music for an Epic House!

[@gorilla3]

I’m so jealous ! can’t wait to see when it’s fully done (: !

[@JerryBeatFreak]

Japanese woodwork is such a delight! The pride and the immense skill that's in that mans hands. Millimeter precision in those cutouts for the joist.

[@johnthomson9558]

Your acting like a real Japanese builder, with all that attention to detail

[@dungeongobboking]

As opposed to any other country's builders who are lazy and don't pay attention to detail? Lol what does this comment even mean?

[@user-ts2ny8jg9d]

@@dungeongobboking don't take it so hard, Japanese woodworkers are renound for their attention to detail and craftmanship

[@dooleyfussle8634]

Yeah, I'm so lazy I was wondering why he was going to the trouble to sand and stain those upright posts between the black panels. I would have just let them grey out naturally, they're cedar or cypress, I suspect. Oh well, not the Japanese way. The funny thing about this is traditionally, the Japanese replace their buildings on a periodic basis. What looks like an ancient temple was torn down and rebuilt a few years ago!

[@alaynajordan8459]

@@dungeongobboking no it's a thing, Japanese tradesmen are notorious for their attention to detail. It's a common perception there and very obvious looking at any construction project. It's not a slight, other countries tend not to worry about details and that's not necessarily bad

[@AiHeartYou]

I find this so therapeutic lol 😆 I am Japanese on my Dad’s side but I really didn’t grow up learning much about the culture/language because the only person around that could speak about our heritage was my Grandpa who passed away before I was born. From what I know though, our family came from Fukuoka before immigrating to Hawaii. For as long as I can remember I always had an interest in culture and studied Japanese language in school for a few years, so I really appreciate when you teach viewers about different things like architecture and materials. It’s really interesting and refreshing ☺️ Can’t wait to see the finished product, I’m sure it will be very rewarding after all this hard work.

[@cherrysz6334]

The house slowly become so majestic like long waited prince waiting to be a king 🤭

[@NavyGal]

I also think that the little things you leave that are different just allow the house to show its character. You are doing an amazing job.

[@lucaortolani2059]

It's turning out HECKIN pretty Being here from the beginning, this is an incredible journey ❤️

[@bcinspectorman]

Hello, from Vancouver Island, BC, Canada, and I've just discovered your channel and the videos of the abandoned house you purchased and all the work you've done to bring life back into this house and land. It is now once again a 'home'. Thank you so much for documenting this and sharing it with us. I grew up in Steveston, BC which was one of the settlements of Japanese immigrants to Canada. It was mainly a prosperous fishing village surrounded by large farms. At one time it boasted 7 large fish canneries. Unfortunately the poor and cruel decision to move all Japanese Canadians from their homes during WW2 along with repossessing their properties impacted the vital village until after the war when many returned and rebuilt and created once again a strong community shared with everyone. I enjoyed going to the community centre and watching the Judo and Kendo tournaments, especially the Kendo. Enjoy your Home and your wonderful family.

[@TokyoLlama]

Thank you very much. I have extended family on Vancouver Island - have visited once, beautiful place!

[@justinfufun5483]

When fitting a Kiriyoke, you are supposed to sing along with the sound of the tools.

[@googletili3041]

I think that the black paint to the window frames was a right choice. I am a fan of those black panels too :D It gives some character and frames to the house. Beautiful awning and skillful carpenter!

[@HenritheHorse]

Looks amazing!

[@kellyj5610]

Perfect is the enemy of Good Enough. and in your case good enough turned out to be perfect. The natural imperfections in th wood present a huge amount of character and history to the house.

[@marthavelazquez5230]

Esta quedando hermoso este Palacio felicidades 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽👍✌️💯

[@Tishune]

The original builder must be so happy that you are fixing the house up so thoroughly. Every video is just so interesting to watch!

[@ph5680]

Hello from France. Il love your video. 👍

[@elizabethrph5850]

I recently discovered your videos. I’m starting to watch them from the oldest to the most recent. I really like the idea of the windows and the color. Superb job 👍

[@TokyoLlama]

Thanks very much!

[@soniczero532]

When its all done you'll have to give us a guesstimate price on what you've spent converted to u.s. please.

[@TokyoLlama]

Yes will do. But warning: it’s not cheap.

[@captainobvious9188]

I'm an American reading a bunch of books on Japanese carpentry, so I'm really enjoying this series in getting to see a practical example of a modern Japanese house up close.

[@heathmcrigsby]

This Old Japanese House

[@mikedowd6015]

That painter's tape / plastic drop sheeting product is BRILLIANT! I've never seen anything like that before.

[@SomeKidFromBritain]

What have you done regarding insulation? Ive heard Japanese Houses have poor insulation Ive been following your progress :)

[@TokyoLlama]

Will update but we’ve put in quite a lot of insulation. Too much perhaps.

[@MrsJolene-]

@@TokyoLlama You can't put in too much insulation, that just means you need more ventilation 😉 I wouldn't go for natural ventilation (leaving gaps under doors and slats in walls/windows) over there, with all the bugs and typhoons. Mechanical ventilation can be expensive though, but you definitely have the space under the roof, and it is supposed to make your air healthy, and not to humid in bathrooms, not to dry in living areas. Idk though, it's a very different climate and culture to mine (western Europe).

[@needlestick1019]

Even when the scaffolding was taken away it was still piled neatly. Just shows the tidiness of the Japanese people. Lovin the look of the house so far!

[@victorygardener379]

Children learn by example. You’ve proven to them that patience, knowledge and determination beautifully change a house. Bravo,!

[@pipercub45]

Good idea to make those two window trim black. Leaving them natural might have drawn more attention to them. Oh my aching knees just watching you! To be young again. Thanks for doing these videos.

[@carolyng5044]

This has been such a joy to watch. Every bit of it. I can't wait until it is completed inside and out. It will be so beautiful. I bet the neighbors are now so glad you got that house and restored it to and improved upon its beauty. You have a lawn, beautiful landscaping, fruit trees, oh my. I like watching you work. You are careful and do not rush. So happy for you and your family.

[@charlotteb511]

We are in the first week COVID-19 lockdown in Melbourne, so my husband and I binged on all your videos in one sitting. We are impressed with your stamina, skills, attention to detail and taste. We are sure your house is going to look amazing and we look forward to your next episodes. Congratulations!

[@Peekingduck]

You are building the home I wanted when I lived in Japan (and still want to this day), and doing a beautiful job of it ! Can not get enough of these videos of yours.

[@isobelhuddleson4429]

Yay another video! Love your vids ❤️

[@VietRider]

I have real bad anxiety and this series is truly calming to watch. Thankyou so much

[@heavenlane570]

Absolutely beautiful home. From the first day to this video, this home is special and has only gotten better. Such hard work, respect and dedication. A piece of art to be cherished and passed down.

[@jakodlare]

Just love that you and your family renovate and make the home for you as YOU like! I'm living and renovate an old sable that dates back to 1842 (and long before that) stable converted to an house in the 1970-ties, here in Sweden... OLD houses have time and soul in them... To renovate and to adapt to new are not always bad.... We need to adapt and evolve the building...

[@TokyoLlama]

I agree with you. It’s hard to get that balance but it’s worth trying.

[@acheable]

Beautiful raw timber rafters with no visible bolts resting on the seamless edge beam. So much evidence of hardwork and meticulous workmanship to bring out the raw rustic earthy wood grain finish for a traditional Japanese roof. A neat job to fine sand and lacquer or varnish the raw timber. Great job and will wait for the house to complete.

[@Mindy56743]

It is looking great. Every time I see the roofline it takes my breath. Such a beautiful building. The skill and craftsmanship that built the house is a work of art and comparing the house to the blocks or even the McMansions that are going up around the USA it is just sad. Thank you for saving it and making it a home again. I love the new windows and how they almost disappear. You are doing a wonderful job and I can’t wait to see the inside.

[@gbthecamper458]

You should be extremely proud of what you have accomplished. I’m truly impressed with your ability to take on challenges that many folks would never take on. Well done and loved to watch you take an old and beautiful home into the 21st century. A true family home to enjoy with all your family and friends. L

[@PartanBree]

I've been really enjoying following this journey, wonderful to see all the traditional joinery and the real reverence and sense of responsibility you have for this house. It's in good hands!

[@kristinblack7457]

The addition of the windows makes the interior of the house so bright! Plus, I think the contrast of the black scaffolding and the natural wood looks very striking :)

[@lindatadlock3751]

I have read other comments in regards to your house and the workmanship we are seeing. I have goosebumps watching your videos. I am so invested in your venture that I am always disappointed when your video ends!

[@kristinwerner5519]

Wow, this house is a work of art! Not to mention, the work you put into the lawn and garden has really paid off. Spectacular!

[@candyto8994]

Your love of this house is amazing you put so much Effort to preserve your new home. I admire you determination it wasn’t easy tasks at all. Good job 👍 I’m sure many generation benefit to your love 💓

[@xedasxedas]

Those huge roof overhangs are the secret for keeping the house dried. It's always a pleasure to ear the japonese language.

[@mareslimited6627]

Awesome wood paint and details on facade of your home! As an architect, Congrats! I’ve been following the progress of your home repair, and you’re doing great. Thanks for sharing! Canada 🇨🇦

[@babybirdyoongi]

I can already tell that this house will look absolutely stunning after you have finished it up. It's so beautiful already especially on the inside!

[@duncanfrere2656]

The dormer siding looks great! The windows do so much for adding light inside. Good move! The mounting hardware for the gutters is great. Good episode. Thanks for your channel!

[@mustachio1019]

I love your videos and I have always loved traditional Japanese houses so I can’t wait to see what happens next with the house.

[@tamran127]

You are going to have a showpiece when you are done! Such an incredible home! You have done so much compared to your first video! Love it!!

[@TheKerokitty]

I think the gutter look great! Props to you for restoring this house. My kids and I have watched you from the beginning and every time they ask me, "Mom, when we move back to Japan, can we do this too!" Yeah, I can't imagine taking this on with 5 kids under 12 but as someone who studied architecture in college, I love this house beyond measure.

[@TokyoLlama]

Maybe when they become teenagers you’ll have your own labour force! Though when they’re that age I’m not sure they’ll be so keen...

[@ramonramirez3060]

I do believe that houses are like a living thing, if you don't take care of it & fix it when need it, it will just falls apart. Great work!!

[@Gyndweane]

I love to see the progression of this renovation! Learning a lot about traditional japanese houses along the way. It was a breathtaking moment, seeing to the house after removing the scaffolding!

[@Niriixa]

You've been working hard!! It's amazing to compare your first videos to how far your house has come along already!!

[@mtwhatley3253]

Your home is a true work of art. You are restoring it with a few added brush strokes to the masterpiece......

[@TokyoLlama]

Thank you!

[@4412jj]

Every time i watch your videos it makes me feel like i can take a minute to breath and take a brake. Its nice and relaxing. i know its hard work and takes a lot of time but it is coming along great. I love it! good job!

[@ericsevern]

"It doesn't look too bad." Your house looks gorgeous.

[@margaretlocke1010]

I started watching these videos from the very beginning when you had just bought the akiya. I stopped watching as we moved from California to Florida and we had our own renovations on my daughter’s house. Wow, you’ve come a long way! It’s beautiful! The house, the yard everything! I really enjoy your videos. ❤

[@TheLadybughug]

Watching this, I had to marvel at the thought of such housing being built before electrical tools were available. Like wayyyyy back in time. I truly enjoy watching the work being done, the skill and attention to detail.

[@jeanhawken4482]

The care you are taking with with this beautiful home is wonderful. The house is like a piece of art. The beauty and character. I never tyre of looking at it. Well done matey

[@pozzo6828]

Your hard work is coming to fruition. Really beautiful. Getting an intense urge to stand in front and admire the beauty :) Both the house and the landscape it resides in.

[@Lolliegoth]

I love how you are trying to stay true to the home yet bring in different aesthetics. The house looks amazing. Now - sit down, have a beer (or Saki) and admire your achievements.

[@TokyoLlama]

Guess what I’m doing right now? (Answer: beer)