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Old Shops
I know I’m repeating myself, but in 10–20 years, Tokyo—and Japan as a whole—will look very different with so many small, traditional shops disappearing. These places are more than just businesses; they’re part of the city’s character and history. It’s bittersweet to think about how modernization and changing lifestyles might reshape the streets we know…
Audi TT-RS
Got the chance to drive a brand-new Audi TT-RS, courtesy of Audi Ikebukuro. This little beast is seriously fast—Audi R8 V10 Plus kind of fast—with a 0-100km/h time under 4 seconds. The growl of the 5-cylinder engine perfectly matches its performance, making the whole experience thrilling. Even the kids had a blast riding in it!…
Sensoji Temple
A late summer afternoon in Asakusa is a pleasant time for a walk around Sensoji Temple. The sun is low, casting a warm light over the temple grounds, and the air feels just a bit cooler as evening approaches. The Kaminarimon Gate and the pagoda look especially vibrant in the soft light, while Nakamise Street…
Cheap Noodles
In Japan, cheap noodles are a staple for locals and visitors alike, offering a delicious and satisfying meal without breaking the bank. Despite their affordability, these noodles don’t compromise on quality, and the variety is impressive—ranging from ramen to udon to soba, each with unique flavors, textures, and toppings that make them both comforting and…
BW Tunnels
Expressway tunnels in Tokyo, captured handheld with the GX85. The smooth lines, glowing lights, and sense of motion make these tunnels surprisingly photogenic, especially with the camera’s excellent stabilization handling the low light and movement beautifully. A little urban photography on the go!
Iidabashi Blossoms
A few random shots of this year’s Cherry Blossoms around Iidabashi, my home. Took a few random shots of this year’s cherry blossoms around Iidabashi, my home. The sakura are as stunning as ever, adding a soft, pink glow to the familiar streets. It’s always a treat to capture their fleeting beauty in the neighborhood…