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So I have arrived in Sweden and open my email to find that the lady who had agreed to take some of our old Tokyo apartment stuff for free flaked out and will not take it. This means that either we have to pay to have it thrown away (the throwing away part bothers me worse than the paying part) Or find someone to take it within the month (before Tomoe leaves Tokyo)

Items to give away:

1 ) Office desk with drawers. Three drawers on the right and one shallow drawer above the chair space. It's the same desk you will find in your average Japanese office. Steel, grey, functional, free.

2) A comfy chair to go with the desk. I didn't like the crappy chair that came with it, so I splurged on a nice used chair that reclines and fits the curvature of my sexy body. Swivels and is on rollers, but don't roll it while sitting in it unless you are very petit, because it will scratch your floor. It is also a little dirty, but a good shampoo, or throwing a sheet or towel over it as I did should cover it up.

3) Electric space heater.

4)Electric massage chair. photo

5) TV/VCR combo. Will be a available a little later. No remote for the TV, Remote for the VCR has cute, loveable bird teeth marks. The TV is old and small but works well together with the VCR.

Also, for sale, I have

1) my Giant (that's the brand) mountain bike 10,000 yen (negotiable) (photo) It has taken me all over Japan, and could take me even further. The only reason I am selling instead of keeping it, is to releive the burden to move it to Tomoe's parents house for storage. It is a little beat up, and could use a tune up for gears. It has a steel frame, but compacts nicely into a bike bag for travel on the train.

If you are interested, please comment here, or notify me ASAP by email kevin AT kevincameron.net.

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