There was a short-distance train to Shibuya Station at 9:04 this morning, so in the future I might consider leaving a little earlier to catch that one. I was gradually getting a better handle on Shibuya Station itself, though the sheer crush of people still felt like something I might never get used to.

When I got to the office, a lot of people were lining up for the elevator, so I just took the stairs up to the eleventh floor. I have not been exercising much lately. I really am going to get fat.

Today’s work was all about AWS: using Elastic IP, Route 53, and also figuring out how to back up Linux to S3. These were all things I probably should have known back when I was working as an admin.

Reading documentation while fighting sleepiness meant I did not finish until the afternoon. There is a Python tool called Boto, and it seemed pretty useful.

For lunch, Hayashi Kazuya-san and Ogawa Yusaku-san took me out to eat, and today it was ramen. I do like ramen quite a bit, but maybe I had been eating too lightly lately, because for once I found the broth almost overwhelmingly rich. During lunch, I noticed that all three of us were using Nexus 5 phones.

There was a lunar eclipse that night, but I had completely forgotten about it. Around seven in the evening, Kodama Takehiko-san, who sat next to me, suddenly asked whether I knew about the eclipse, so I rushed over to take a look. Ogura-san also ran over quite happily to see it.

At 7:10, I met up with Yoda Lee for dinner and asked him to teach me the secrets of surviving in Japan. As it turned out, dinner was ramen again. This time I ordered a bowl covered in green onions, and they were actually pretty good. I heard there might be another typhoon this weekend. What am I supposed to do?

Note: This article is translated from Traditional Chinese.