YoyogiShops and underpass in YoyogiJR Yoyogi Station on the Yamanote LineThe Yoyogi Station area.The underpass for the Yamanote Line above has a great atmosphere about it.Leafy green side roads make for good exploration.These buildings look to have been around for a while. Very peaceful and relaxing.The old style Odakyu Romance Car makes its way over the crossing.The EXE train rolls through YoyogiLooking back at the Shinjuku Takashimaya building. Its only a short walk from Yoyogi to ShinjukuFollow the tracks all the way downNo shortage of places for train spotting in Yoyogi.
These kids were also practicing their camera skills taking photos of the trains.You can get really close to the trains at the crossings. Its almost possible to reach out and touch.Time to reflect as people wait for the railway crossing to clearThere are some charming older buildings around in Yoyogi. Where is this style of architecture today?The buildings of Shinjuku in the backgroundThe power lines seem to disappear the longer you look at the photo as the buildings in the distance rise.Old buildings blend with the newLocal cafe restaurant A little bit of wild greenery in the middle of the city.Quiet and relaxed, yet just minutes away from the hustle of ShinjukuPlenty of promotion out for this eatery on a Yoyogi street
Yes, it has been a while. I have been trying to sort out a few things in my life, one of them being perhaps a move overseas to New York or maybe Hawaii 🙂 will let everyone know when I work out the details.
I’ll try and catch up on a few conbini mondays as well and keep things moving. Thanks
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6 comments
I love train spotting.
…amazing ,every one of them!!
Feels like its been forever since we saw one of these great articles. Nice to see them again. Now we have a lot of combinis to catch up on. LOL
Yes, it has been a while. I have been trying to sort out a few things in my life, one of them being perhaps a move overseas to New York or maybe Hawaii 🙂 will let everyone know when I work out the details.
I’ll try and catch up on a few conbini mondays as well and keep things moving. Thanks
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