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Spring Break in Tokyo!
It is nice to have a little break off, watching the views especially the place where we live in. First time to stroll around Tokyo and we had lots of fun! :D[*]
Sumo - Some Photos of Day 13 of the January 2012 Tournament
Here are a few photos from Day 13 of the January 2012 Sumo Tournament (Basho). I caught the last hour of it but it was really exciting. With today's victory, Estonian-wrestler Baruto won his first basho with 13-0 as of Friday. The Yokozuna match was...
Dezuiri 2012 - Yokozuna (Sumo Champion) New Year Ring-Entering Ceremony at Meiji...
Every year on January 6th, to celebrate the coming year, the current sumo champion(s), Yokozuna, come to Meiji Shrine and perform a Dohyo-iri or ring-entering ceremony. For Yokozuna there are two styles - Unryu the more common is seen as a defensive...
Filmmakers in 21 Countries Collaborate to Make Feature Film
Tokyo, Japan An international group of filmmakers who have never met in person are wrapping a collaborative feature film that started shooting earlier this year. The film, currently titled “Train Station,” connects dozens of short segments, each made...
FREY's Famous Pizza... long lost Savoy Pizza Chef resurfaces.
Yamaguchi-san was a regular fixture at Savoy Azabu Juban and one day vanished from the shop. 1-2 yrs later I noticed a very familiar face in my very random look thru Tokyo Calendars (gourmet magazine) featuring Pasta and Pizza's... looks like he has...
Uchiwa Matsuri - Japanese Fan Festival
Summer time is the time for matsuri -- or festivals -- in Japan. It seems like just about every city, town and village has some form of matsuri going on throughout the summer. Some matsuri are famous and pull in people from all over the world. Others...
Celebrating soccer through Japanese fans' eyes
In the wake of Japan's women soccer team win in the recent World Cup I thought I would post these video memories of Japanese in Tokyo celebrating the last World Cup and Asian Cup. Unfortunately, I missed the celebrations this time round.
Japan vs C...
Summer Sandwich
In hot and humid days, we need to nourish ourselves with something healthy and light. Here's a sandwich that would fit those requirements. Follow us
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Police and prosecutors chasing TEPCO down
Ace reporter Jake Adelstein files a story about the investigations looking at TEPCO's negligence in the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Adelstein's Japan Subculture Web site first revealed that the Tokyo and Fukushima Prefectural police would be looking...
UFOs spotted over Shinjuku
Unidentified Flying Objects were spotted, and videoed, over Shinjuku in Tokyo on Sunday. A YouTube clip, lasting around 30 seconds, clearly shows something in the sky, while a woman screams hysterically amid indifference from a girl, possibly her dau...
Japan Problems Haven’t Affected Apple’s Bottom Line
Asian equities received a boost Thursday morning after better than expected earnings from Apple. The company also clarified to the market that the problems in Japan have not had a major impact on sales. On April 20, Apple reported that it managed to...
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Blazing sky lights amidst the bay tranquility.
One of the common sceneries in Japan during the summer festival. Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo
Summer 2010
In Koenji, Protesting Like A Party
Taken on April 10, 2011 in Koenji of the Anti-Nuclear Protest with 15,000 in attendance.
Brewers: No beer shortage, but problems after earthquake
An article on Kyodo News Thursday reported a possible shortage of beer in Kanto due to damage caused by the March 11 earthquake. All three brewers, however, told Tokyo Times that "shortage" is perhaps an inappropriate term, as there is plenty of pre-...
Tokyo Residents speak-up on earthquake, nuclear situation
“Where were you when the 9.0 earthquake struck Japan?” Every Tokyo resident, especially those with contacts abroad, was inevitably asked this question after the most powerful earthquake to have hit Japan rattled the nation on Friday, March 11. A numb...
Earthquake in Japan - Tokyo Perspective
March 11, 2011 a massive earthquake hit 81 miles off the northeastern coast of Japan causing tsunamis which created huge amounts of damage and as of yet untold loss of life. In Tokyo we felt the affects over 200 miles away. That was the worse quake I...
We live in Japan but OK!! - Japanese Earthquake M8.9
We live in Japan but OK!! - Japanese Earthquake M8.9 Our Stores on Etsy For handmade rings http://souzoucreations.etsy.com For Japanese vintage goods http://vintagefromjapan.etsy.com For Japanese stickers, fabric, and more http://fromjapanwithlove.et...
Coffee And A Bear Shaped Cookie Ring
This is soooo cute! There is a cup of coffee with a sugar cube and a cute little bear shaped cookie. The cup has a cute bear on it! It is on a silver tone adjustable band that will fit most ring sizes. It measures about 2.5 cm wide (1 inch). SouZouCr...
Ten Ways to Tell If You’re Not in Japan Anymore
1. You reach for the Washlet button but it’s not there.
2. No one bows back.
3. Taxis drive off while you wait for the door to open automatically.
4. The local 7-11 doesn’t have oden during winter.
5. You’re the only one taking off your shoes at...
The day of Tokyo marathon 2011
Joseph Tame running the Tokyo marathon streaming live his race! A great project featured all around the world!!! I was part of the Rally point group..( Heather, Jesse, Derek, Jim and Vivi) Helping Joseph at 10, 21 and 35 km points with food, drink...
Marathon Mascots
Popped down to Shinagawa yesterday to watch the Marathon. Lovely weather and some excellent costumes. The highlights included Hikonyan (samurai cat from Hikone castle), Kappa (mythical creature) and Alien Baltan (Ultraman baddie - who was too fast an...
Rental apartments in Tokyo, 2011
Looking for a new apartment can be a frustrating experience wherever you are: There is what you want versus what you can afford, and then all the time it takes to look at and select a place.
Tokyo Marathon 2011
The Tokyo Marathon will be held on February 27th and if you don't have the chance to be there, don't worry!
the iRun Man a.k.a Joseph Tame will show you the race like you never seen it before! On my video here Joseph Tame ( @tamegoeswild ) shows us...
Tokyo Post-War Alley - Omoide Yokocho in Half Shadows
The perception of the past is best encapsulated in its name, Omoide Yokocho (literarily translated as Memory Lane in English) bears a longing for the days bygone. Exploring the depths of Omoide Yokocho is akin to unraveling the emotions, memories an...
Wines of the World - Will update daily/weekly - 15 More photos added!
Photos of wines that I'm trying, most of which are around 1000yen a bottle. Photos may be duplicates if I drink them again :) Wine is new to me, so this is a big experiment. I'm trying to get rid of this beer belly while still enjoying a little al...
7 Tips for Low Budget Filming in Tokyo
Tokyo is an expensive city. However, many films we work on are not big budget monsters. Instead, they are run and gun favors for friends. As such, we end up doing a lot of low-budget shooting on the fly. The video above is the most recent example of...
A Trip To Design Festa @ Tokyo Big Site
The above video represents pretty much everything we saw (or, had time to see) at Design Festa. The text below represents Ice Block's collective musings after the event was over. The Design Festa operates under a deceptively simple mission: to give a...
Shitamachi Sunset
This is what I love in Tokyo, shitamachi, these neighborhoods that seem living in the past.
they're getting rare, but still possible to find them.
This place is called yotsugi.
Christmas Sale!! 10% Off!!
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Tokyo Architecture - Old & New
Despite Tokyo being a modern metropolis and the epicentre of Contemporary Architecture in Japan, there are still pockets of Tokyo where traditional Japanese buildings can be found. These are mostly shops or houses with many accommodating traditional...
Omotesando & Aoyama Architecture
The Omotesando & Aoyama, like Ginza, are some of Tokyo’s famous shopping districts where you will find boutiques of the world’s most exclusive and expensive fashion brands. World famous Japanese and foreign Architects have designed some impressive bu...
Ginza Architecture
Ginza is one of Tokyo’s famous shopping districts where you will find boutiques of the world’s most exclusive and expensive fashion and jewellery brands. As such Ginza, along with Omotesando, is a focal point of Japanese Architecture and contemporary...
Blue Skies over Ueno Park
My first time in Ueno Park last Autumn...
Before arriving to Tokyo I had read that its the homeless population was increasing as the economy dwindles. I wanted to see this for myself. Japan's first food bank called Second Harvest distributes food he...
Pipo-kun
You can’t miss the little guy in Tokyo, hovering above police cars on the sides of houses, saluting pedestrians from construction site signs and waving at fans from the St Patrick's day parade. Outside the Tokyo Metropolitan Police museum in Ginza yo...



