Arriving in Tokyo near midnight in a taxi. The driver
walked around until he found the building I was looking for.
Morning street view outside of Backpacker's Hostel in Ikebukuro.
Sidewalk tiles in Akihabara.
Super Potato, home of all your vintage video game needs.
Doctor Pepper. The cans are different in Japan.
A lot of drinks look different in Japan.
Yoyogi Park: The all natural brooms are a Japanese staple.
Meji Jingu.
There is to be no fun in Yoyogi park, apparently.
Weekend street sellers set up beside graffiti.
Manners Street in Harajuku offers all sorts of friendly advice.
Never carry anything at the height of a child's face!
I would hate to look like a criminal! How does one run in a car, anyway?
This is where Mario lives: Ikebukuro.
I assume these are ultra-nationalists, set up outside of Shibuya. station
Hachiko statue in Shibuya.
You can see it in the NDS game The World is not Enough.
Shibuya Crossing, the largest scramble crossing in the World.
I have no idea what one would find in here.
Please, allow Pac-Man to welcome you down the alley way.
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walked around until he found the building I was looking for.
Morning street view outside of Backpacker's Hostel in Ikebukuro.
Sidewalk tiles in Akihabara.
Super Potato, home of all your vintage video game needs.
Doctor Pepper. The cans are different in Japan.
A lot of drinks look different in Japan.
Yoyogi Park: The all natural brooms are a Japanese staple.
Meji Jingu.
There is to be no fun in Yoyogi park, apparently.
Weekend street sellers set up beside graffiti.
Manners Street in Harajuku offers all sorts of friendly advice.
Never carry anything at the height of a child's face!
I would hate to look like a criminal! How does one run in a car, anyway?
This is where Mario lives: Ikebukuro.
I assume these are ultra-nationalists, set up outside of Shibuya. station
Hachiko statue in Shibuya.
You can see it in the NDS game The World is not Enough.
Shibuya Crossing, the largest scramble crossing in the World.
I have no idea what one would find in here.
Please, allow Pac-Man to welcome you down the alley way.
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WHAT fun photos! there sure is a lot to see, if you can stop and look.
ReplyDeleteThe amount of pictures I took there... And I'll probably take a ridiculous number next time too.
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