Category: japan

Le métro de Tokyo présente quelques particularités intéressantes et bien qu’elles soient visibles de tous, je suis étonné de constater du faible nombre de personnes […]

One more Autumn treat, this one coming from Shinjuku Gyoen, where the Japanese garden was crying out all its colors, ranging from the gold of […]

I have added 2 pictures into the Autumn 2004 gallery, after I went for a quick walk around Aoyama, as I couldn’t resist checking whether […]

After having spent the last 2 weeks in Sydney for a business trip, I came back to Japan (ahh, there’s nothing like home) to enjoy […]

Earthquakes, typhoons, tidal waves, volcanos (when you’re lucky), there is everything you need, and even the things you don’t need in Japan. Earlier this week, […]

Dozens of young ladies dressed in yukata yesterday couldn’t be wrong. After checking quickly in a brochure available at the metro station, there were indeed […]

As Obon, the equivalent for All Saint’s day in Japan, is getting closer (usually mid-August), you can find festivals (matsuri in Japanese) a bit everywhere […]

No medal, no podium for today’s record. On the other hand, I think a lot of people will remember today as being one of the […]

The friendly face on the left hand side could be the new employee of the month, just with the smile he’s showing in this picture, […]

Since about a year ago, it’s been forbidden to smoke in the street in Akihabara (we have to protect the poor little lungs of the […]

A few shots taken after work of spots such as Ark Hills or Roppongi Hills, a few days before Christmas. More pictures in the Tokyo […]

The M7+ earthquake predicted by Yoshio Kushida to happen on September 16th or 17th actually came a little late on the 20th and was “just” […]