Omotesandō Illumination
You may not be able to afford Omotesandō’s shops, but you can afford this impressive annual show of light, the Omotesandō Illumination festival.
Read moreYou may not be able to afford Omotesandō’s shops, but you can afford this impressive annual show of light, the Omotesandō Illumination festival.
Read morePride parades by the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community (LGBT) are common in the west and have been held in Tokyo since 1994. There were no parades held in the years 2008, 2009 and 2011, due to a dispute between organisers.
Read moreOn a lighter note, I managed to visit the inner garden of the Meiji Shrine yesterday. Most of the events
Read moreRainy season is in full swing and June is not the month with many festivals. But there’s still lots of things happening in Tokyo! Today I went to the release party of a new Lomography camera at their gallery store in Shibuya.
Read moreWay back when I came to Japan to study Japanese, I often went to Starbucks to study. I’m not coming
Read moreGunpei Yokoi was one of the most famous game designers of all time. An incredibly creative man who not only
Read moreThis year, with me staying home in Tokyo, I went to another illumination event: “Ruby Christmas” in Omotesando Hills. Omotesando Hills is a window shopping paradise.
Read moreMakers of pachinko machines are no longer contend using manga/anime franchises such as “Evangelion” as a theme for their machines.
Read moreThe rest of the study meet-ups will be held in Harajuku at the Omotesando Starbucks. I asked for this switch
Read moreAlthough I felt a little ill, I took a short walk today. My “walk” led me to Harajuku, a part
Read moreFinally the day has come for the second freeze meet-up and this time it’s even bigger. There are many videos
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