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Riding a bus in Japan from one airport terminal to another. It was about an hour and a half ride through the city.
Me taking chips out of a bag and eating them. You can hear me crunching on them and going back for more. Crispy crunchy sound! :)
An ice cream truck was coming through our neighborhood, when it came down our street I ran outside and recorded it as it passed our house. The melody you hear is the sound it was playing to announce it was in the neighborhood.
Airport ambiance, children talking, an announcement, and just an overall ambient airport terminal experience.
Recording of the cuckoo sound that of our cuckoo clock makes in our living room. My in-laws sent it to us from Japan.
Recording of some birds chirping outside located in Rockford, Illinois.
Recording of my monorail train ride while visiting Okinawa train. The Okinawa City Monorail Line also called the “Yui Rail,” and is a monorail line in Naha, Okinawa, Japan.
Recording of my cars windshield wipers wiping the rain away while driving in a storm.
A recording of the wind chimes blowing in the wind on the back porch of my house.
A recording I took while walking through a local 5 cent arcade venue.
Recording of me changing stations on an am/fm clock radio.
Recording I took at a local bowling alley. You can hear the bowling balls rolling and knocking over pins and people getting excited and yelling.
I recording I took while eating breakfast at a Japanese Airport Hotel. You can hear the sounds of dishes and silverware clanging together as people eat and some distant muffled chatter.
A women sitting behind me on a bench while I visited an Aquarium in Okinawa, Japan speaks in a dialect I did not recognize. It is possible she is speaking “hogen,” an Okinawan, dialect with a strong accent.
Kids playing with little bird flutes that make whistling sounds when you blow into them. The pitch changes as you move a little stick in and out of the flute. Recorded on a market street in Okinawa, Japan.
Recording of a thunderstorm. You can hear the rain, thunder, and some windchimes blowing in the wind.
At a Japanese airport a man announces in English and in Japanese that customers should check-in at the counter. Recorded on my trip to Okinawa, Japan.