Not guarding it against theft, or vandalism, or even drunken horseplay, but against pedestrians and
motorists injuring themselves, or damaging their cars (or both) in a busy section of Akasaka at night.
Recent Posts
- Small statues, Saga temple
- A hillside of Azaleas at Yutoku shrine.
- 98 years old.
- Wildflowers, Saga prefecture, Japan.
- Pot garden, suburban house, Saga, Japan.
- Shinto priest and town elders, Yamato, Saga.
- Cherry blossom, Tafuse river, Saga.
- Sakura marathon, Saga, Japan.
- Lovely bamboo forest, Kyoto.
- Pounding rice for green tea omochi, Nara.
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Walking the dogs in Roppongi
Walking dogs in multiples, especially in threes (Japanese obsession with odd numbers),
has become very fashionable, especially in the well-to-do parts of Tokyo, such as
Roppongi Hills. And of course the shoes help the image, if not the control.
ANA Pokemon at Haneda airport, Tokyo
Taking the 'kawai' (cute) theme to extremes, his ANA Boeing, painted out in Pokemon livery, is loading up for its next flight.
