Harajuku, Tokyo2


In addition to the previous post, I would like to attach a couple of photos.
Harajuku, Tokyo
Yesterday, I went to Harajuku in Tokyo that is one of the most trendy town in Japan.

PRADA shop.

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Panoramic view from the tallest building in Japan
Today, I went up in the lift to the top floor of the
Yokohama Landmark Tower. The floor is kind of a viewing platform. It was fair and I enjoyed the supreme scenery of Yokohama. The hight of the building is 296m(970 feet) so if you were some acrophobia, it would be consternate to be there. You can see bigger size images by clicking each photo, if you like.

(These two are dolls. A girl-doll is looking through telescope.)

(Akarenga Soko - Red Brick Warehouse)

(Sakuragicho Station)

(Yokohama Ball Park a hometown of the Yokohama Bay Stars)

(Panoramic view including Cosmo Park - an amusement park. You may find a Ferris wheel in this photo)
Tokyo Tower

These are the variety of Tokyo Tower views I took three weeks ago.



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Guardian deity of children

I saw many Ksitigarbha, guardian deity of children - called as Zizou- in
Zojoji Temple, Tokyo.Each Ksitigarbha has a pinwheel in his hand, but I don't know why.
Sometime I see Ksitigarbha with pinwheel. It's not unusual.
Building Wall

(Tameike-Sanno, Tokyo)
One of my favorite motif is the out

er wall of a building with brightness of the reflex.

(Futamatagawa, Yokohama)
Here, wire, everywhere


As I took shots in other area, there are so many cables and wires around Futamatagawa where I live in Yokohama. Today, I was walking about near my house and easily caught many scenes with wires.

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Inside NACT

Newly built NACT buildings is like a green house.
Is is a pretty well-lit because all the external wall is made of plain glasses.
Nogizaka

Nogizaka Station of Tokyo Metro is directly connected to the National Art Center Tokyo.
This elevator leads you from the Nogizaka to the museum.
National Art Center
National Art Center, Tokyo known as the New National Museum in Roppongi, Tokyo.

Cofee shop
Squashy velvet sofa in wine red, square glass ashtray, girl pinups and a shiny stainless-iron sugar pot. They are the items of ordinary coffee shops in 30 years ago. Most of these type of cozy corners disappeared. There I felt as if I had been back in my younger days. I ordered 'Brazil' that we cannot have in Starbucks.
(Coffee shop in Tenno-cho, Yokohama)


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Wired Life
Sneaking around our town, we see so many cables and wires. Usually, I ignore or try not to bring into the frame when taking a photo but yesterday was an exceptional. I made an attempt how I put them. I did not have an intention to accuse how ugly they were. I just wanted to capture how I could blend in with the paysage.


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Old building
Old building
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spot the red shirt
spot the red shirt
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Good Morning ChongQing
Good Morning ChongQing
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