A moment when suddenly nothing seemed to make sense anymore?
A night on the tiles in Shinjuku?
11/29/2012 by 13 Comments
With its red light district, shops and seemingly endless selection of bars and eateries, Shinjuku really does seem to have something for everyone. And if that wasn’t enough, it’s also a destination that’s incredibly easy to get to, situated as it is by the world’s busiest train station; a staggering 3.5 million travellers or so passing through there everyday.
Some of whom use it as a place to head out from, whereas others end up using it as a place to get their head down.
Audrey Hepburn lit up in Tokyo like never before
11/27/2012 by 20 Comments
It is definitely not the kind of light that Audrey Hepburn is usually lit up in, but at the same time, it’s arguably a much more interesting sight because of it.
Where to drink on a wet night in Tokyo?
11/26/2012 by 17 Comments
There’s only one problem with having a seemingly infinite number of bars and eateries to choose from; namely which one will it be tonight?
Fugu death
11/23/2012 by 11 Comments
Due to its highly toxic nature, Fugu (or pufferfish) has become one of Japan’s most infamous and well known delicacies. A danger that in many ways isn’t exaggerated either, as 23 people have died after eating it in the last decade or so.
What isn’t recorded, however, is that fugu die too. Sometimes in lonely, but also very public, places.
Shichi-Go-San shadows
11/21/2012 by 8 Comments
For Japanese children, the practice of Shichi-Go-San is both a rite of passage and the first time many of them will have worn traditional clothing. But casually walking about in his hakama, this young lad looked like he’d been wearing one for a length of time almost as long as his shadow.
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