Tama's owner was a very poor priest who lived in a rundown temple in Setagaya, west of Tokyo. The priest would tell Tama, “I'm keeping you in spite of my poverty, so couldn't you do something for this temple?” One day the lord of the Hikone district, Naotaka, was standing under a big tree in front of the temple to avoid the rain. Naotaka became aware of a cat beckoning him to the temple gate. As he began to walk to the temple gate the tree was struck by lightning. The cat who called out to the lord was Tama. After the incident, Naotaka became friends with the priest of the temple. The lord chose the temple to be the family temple and change its name to Gotokuji, and donated lots of money to have the run-down temple rebuilt. When Tama died, the priest built a grave for the cat; eventually, a shrine was built within the temple grounds dedicated to the "beckoning cat". Gotokuji temple still stands today; the nearby Gōtokuji Station on the Odakyu Line was named after the temple.

LOL Martin WTF?

Jackablade you have a light leak. I have one on my old 35 mil myself. Some interesting shots.

It reminds me of the beginning of the recent Star Trek film, where the little Starfleet ship faces the big OTT Romulan ship.