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I took a walk around Kabukicho, Shinjuku in the evening. Shinjuku Station is always packed with people coming and going, and the kabukicho area picks up a lot...
From my recent trip to Yokote in Akita ken, I took some photos of the Akita Shinkansen leaving from Tokyo Station and arriving in at Yokote. The change over...
Odaiba, Tokyo Shibuya Station The Rainbow Bridge can be a great sight at night looking from Odaiba back towards the skyline of Tokyo. Share this: Share on...
There are 2 sets of gardens at Ryoanji Temple, the dry rock garden and the wet gardens. There are fifteen rocks in the dry garden raked with white gravel...
The launch party for the new Tokyo.JapanTimes.co.jp Site was on tonight at Roppongi Hills. Lots of people gathered to hear about the launch and catch up. The...
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Did you see the shooting star effects down by the main complex/tower itself? I thought that was pretty cool.
I was only out at the back of the complex in the park. I was a bit pressed for time so didn’t see the front. Looks like they put on quite a big show. Might go back tonight to see some at Roppongi Hills or Midtown again.
Awesome photos! Did you shoot freehand or with a tripod?
These were all freehand. I have a small tripod but never take it out with me. Maybe should start thinking about taking it in future. 🙂
If I’ll get addicted to photography it’s going to be your responsability 😉
I’m impressed. Beautiful pictures.
This time you got hit it good! 🙂
Thank you. I wasn’t sure whether these pictures really conveyed the atmosphere well enough, but am pleased to hear you like them. You encourage me to go take some more. 🙂
Supplement A. 🙂 Oh yeah!
via @Shibuya246: Tokyo Midtown Illuminations, Japan Photo-Post | Shibuya246 http://bt.io/CJSg As usual a great set of photos. 🙂
All the great colors combined make for a great combination. I wonder why the blue color is so prevalent in usage there?
that last one…so beautiful! one of those sights you so wish you could be there to see
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