BMW E30 325i
A BMW 3 series (E30) from 30 years ago now looks so small. Modern cars should shrink a bit, no?
More...Exploring the beauty and diversity of Japan through high quality imagery
A BMW 3 series (E30) from 30 years ago now looks so small. Modern cars should shrink a bit, no?
More...This part of Akihabara is known as Electric Town but Maid City is perhaps more apropriate !
More...This is my first GoPro and to quickly check how it performs in 10-bit color space , I rode the JR Yamanote line between Sugamo and Akihabara (Akiba) on a sunny autumn afternoon.
More...Feeding the bears at Noboribetsu Bear Park. When you get that close, it’s easier to realize that they are wild beasts not be messed with (nor kept in a cage).
More...Quite a depressing place to be honest. I wish they would at least release the younglings to the wilderness where they belong and perhaps give the elder ones a happy retirement in a
More...Pointing my new bazooka towards some details of Jigokudani : some lovely sulfur constructs!
More...Hot spring from the Hell Valley (Jigokudani) in Noboribetsu. Careful, it’s hot !
More...As dramatic as Noboribetsu’s Hell Valley can be, there are well maintained paths and wooden decks to go around and admire the valley.
More...The famous Hell Valley in Noboribetsu : a dramatic crater with boiling sulfuric hot springs, volcanic steam plumes & hiking paths.
More...Three hours after leaving Aomori in the wee hours, Hakodate is in sight.
More...Comfort view seats on the Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry from Aomori to Hakodate. Perfect place to snooze after waking up early to board the ship.
More...From Aomori to Hakodate with the Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry. The ferry is about ~750km away from Tokyo and can thus be reached easily in a day. The drive is long but usually smooth.
More...Large wooden gates (torii) at the Meiji Jingu shrine in Tokyo.
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