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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Tokyo Views – Bike rack
A bike rack on a busy Ueno spring weekend
Random Food of the Day
Dimsum on a stick in Yokohama Chinatown
Tokyo Views – Sinking hat
A hat slowly sinks beneath the choppy surface of a Shinagawa canal. Not just any hat; my hat, the wool flat cap that lived half-folded in a jacket pocket and kept my head warm and dry through many a cold … Continue reading
Seeing Japan from the slow train – part 8: Looking back
I set off to make good use of an unexpected string of days off and see some of Japan that is usually not seen by those focused on going from A to B, and I feel that I succeeded in … Continue reading
Seeing Japan from the slow train – part 7: Takayama to Shinagawa
There are three main ways to get from Takayama to Tokyo on the local trains: backtrack to the north along the route I had previously travelled, backtrack part of the way and then take another valley to the east and … Continue reading
Seeing Japan from the slow train – part 6: Takayama
The train from Hida-Furukawa to Takayama only took about 15 minutes and is essentially going from one end of a valley to the other, so the ride in and of itself wasn’t overly impressive. Once at the Takayama station, it … Continue reading
Tokyo Views – Waiting on the cherry blossoms at Ueno
Today was a perfect spring day in Tokyo. It was cool but with a bit of warmth in the air, everything clean from a few rainy days but for the most part dry, and the sky varying between clear blue, … Continue reading
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Tagged bird, blossom, cherry, Japan, Japanese Apricot, plum, spring, Tokyo, Ueno
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