Mighty-Cars at Tsukiji Fish Market Tokyo

These loud 3 wheel carts haul ass all all over Tsukiji Fish market carrying frozen and fresh fish and oother supplies on their 2X4 foot rear platform. There must be more than a thousand. Someare shiny and new and are painted pink and bright yellow while others are rusted mangled with parts hanging off as they chug along so noisily it appears as if they will fall apart the next minute.

The skill these drivers demonstrate while navigating at high speed around the tiny alleyways and hordes of people will astound you. I was there for hours and i didnt see one accident or scrape, but it is a bit scary. I was glad I had purchased trip insurance.

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Piranha trailer

The sophomore effort for director Joe Dante, a future protégé of Steven Spielberg, this low-budget, high-camp horror spoof of Jaws (1977) features several chiller stars of yesteryear. Insurance investigator Maggie McKeown (Heather Menzies) is dispatched to find two missing teenage hikers near Lost River Lake. She hires surly backwoods drunkard Paul Grogan (Bradford Dillman) to serve as her guide. Searching the area, they find an abandoned military facility. The only resident is Dr. Robert Hoak (Kevin McCarthy), former head of a top-secret project to breed piranha for use in the Vietnam War. The project was closed down years ago, but Hoak has continued raising a deadly strain of the flesh-eating fish. When Hoak is knocked unconscious, Maggie and Paul accidentally release the piranha into a local river, which leads to the lake where a children's summer camp and a newly opened tourist resort will provide plenty of fish food for the hungry predators. Maggie and Paul race to warn the locals, but their pleas fall on skeptical ears, such as those of resort owner Buck Gardner (Dick Miller) — until the piranha reach the swimmers. Piranha (1978) was co-written by John Sayles, making his motion picture debut.

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Urban Fish Movie

Underwater footage, relaxing music and car insurance with no hassles

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Fish & Schulkamp Insurance Rough Cut

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