Kokubunji – Tonogayato Garden (Tonogayato Teien)
Making a stopover before heading to the Hachioji Matsuri for the second time, I visited Tonogayato Garden in Kokubunji. Kokubunji
Read moreMaking a stopover before heading to the Hachioji Matsuri for the second time, I visited Tonogayato Garden in Kokubunji. Kokubunji
Read moreTanabata (七夕) festivals (star festivals) are usually held in shopping streets such as the one in Asagaya. Colored paper streamers
Read moreStart of my matsuri month, in which I will try to visit as many matsuris (festivals) as possible from the
Read more„Odori“ means „dance“ in Japanese and Gujo Odori is a traditional folk dance festival in Aoyama, Tokyo. Gujo Odoris are
Read moreJust leaving the train station and looking around, many places seem to look the same. But Tokyo is full of
Read moreA cat cafe near Inokashira park with a relaxed atmosphere – but don’t wake up the cat!
Read moreIn Tokyo’s Korea Town, the merchants are eager to find new ways to sell photos of famous Korean actors or
Read moreThe number of meetup groups grew considerably since I came to Tokyo in 2007. Mega Hanami was a meet-up organized by multiple groups and we all came together to Yoyogi Park, probably the best free hanami (cherry blossom watching) spot in west Tokyo.
Read moreNot the usual photo walk, but it works: Leave your home in the evening/night, select a street and then just
Read moreThere is very few snow here in Tokyo, so naturally I take many photos whenever it snows. At 11pm there was snow-rain outside and I decided to just walk from my apartment to the next convenience store.
Read moreWhile there are the lomo society and toy cam lovers in other countries, in Japan the toy cameras are particularly popular. The definition is fuzzy though, because it includes some vintage cameras such as Polaroid ones as well.
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