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Yokohama is a wonderful tourist destination. There are many museums to visit, places to explore and everything is in easy reach.
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Yokohama is a wonderful tourist destination. There are many museums to visit, places to explore and everything is in easy reach.
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Looks like you took the exact same path I took through Yokohama just a few weeks ago – and got much better pictures of it than I did!
I did the tour on the Hikawa Maru – well worth the 200 yen!
It’s wild that the guy who invented Judo died on that ship…
I didnt know that about the Judo guy. sad 🙁
Wow, your pictures look great!
Do you make these fabulous trips alone?
Thanks. I normally go alone, as I am not very organized. My schedule changes by the minute which makes it hard to go in a group.
This trip, I was planning to go from about 2 weeks ago. I went down to Shibuya station to pick up some bread and just decided to hop on the train for Yokohama. Before I knew it I had arrived and decided to take some photos.
I would like to go in a group some time with others. I would like to take some photos of night time Yokohama as well, next time.
RT @Shibuya246: Yokohama by Day | Japan Photo-Post | Shibuya246 http://bt.io/6zd Magnificant photos! 🙂 Everyone of your photos can tell a story, in one way or another. I love these kind of photo shoots you do:). I love all kinds of dragons,especially in photo#28 need to add to collection.
When I first looked at #22 and the angle I saw it from almost looked like a giant basketball net,lol had to look at it closer to make sure my eyes wern’t decieving me. And what a way to take a trip,go for bread,and end up in Yokahama, now that’s what you call spur of the moment.
I really would like to be there sometime to go on a group photo trip what an experience that would be :).
well spotted. I just saw what you mean about the basketball net. 😉 Some day it would be good to get everyone together and make a trip 🙂 who knows, maybe it can happen.
#33 was great along with all the rest of your pics. I am familiar with all the places you took photos of. Good job! Lovely shots!
Thanks. I wasn’t sure whether to include #33 at first because it didn’t really show a Yokohama scene. I took it while I was sitting in the park waiting for the sun to go down and was just testing the camera. When I saw the picture after I liked it so put in in with the rest.
Appreciate your comments.
What is the machine you are using to take these photograpghs?
Really looks cool!
I enjoyed your photos of Yokohama and it’s relation to the deck of cards you bought. I wasn’t aware that the architecture of the buildings were resembling chess pieces. Thanks for sharing, I hope to experience it myself one day., but in meantime, I look forward to your next post.