capsule asobi nite@ageHa
March is already over and it’s April. Time really flies. Last Sunday it suddenly hit me that I’ve been living in Tokyo and still haven’t been to ageHa even once. How could that possibly be…
March is already over and it’s April. Time really flies. Last Sunday it suddenly hit me that I’ve been living in Tokyo and still haven’t been to ageHa even once. How could that possibly be…
I’ve been doing my side work at home all this time, but today the weather warmed up and it’s the weekend, so I thought I’d try working outside for a change and headed out to Daikanyama. (Mine…
I stopped by Omotesando Hills, which has become a full-on tourist spot by now, with a friend visiting from Korea. I’ve already taken plenty of photos of Omotesando Hills, so I’ll skip them this tim…
After a meal in Shiodome, I got the chance to wander around the shopping street in Azabu-Juban. The shopping street in this neighborhood has a long history and plenty of famous places to eat. Here are a few of…
Shiodome is one of the newly developed sub-centers of the city, like Roppongi Hills. It’s about a five-minute walk from Shinbashi Station, where you can catch the Yurikamome, the monorail that runs out t…
I think it’s been about two years since I was last out in Shinjuku. Some things seem to have changed a little, but honestly not all that much. As always, I come out of the East Exit. In Shinjuku, almost …
The weekend rolled around again, so I dropped by Akiba this week too. There’s always some kind of event going on in Akiba on weekends, which makes it fun. It’s a neighborhood I need to visit regula…
To celebrate my move to Tokyo, I went on a trip around the Tokyo area with friends. I looked into a few options, and the easiest pick turned out to be Nikko in Tochigi Prefecture, north of Tokyo. It’s ab…
So this is my last post about Okinawa. This is the goya champuru set meal from a 24-hour diner in town. It’s on a big main road, kind of like the drivers’ diners you find in Korea, and it’s r…
Some street photos of Okinawa I took as a keepsake. Almost all of them were shot from inside the monorail. A riverside park From Shuri Station The Prefectural Office Kokusai-dori is right in front of it…
Naha Airport The airport is just five minutes from the city. There’s a monorail linking it to town, but in Okinawa renting a car is handier in all sorts of ways. Public transport isn’t all that we…
Shuri Castle is Okinawa’s famous castle. It’s something like Gyeongbokgung Palace is to Seoul, so you could fairly call it Okinawa’s signature sight. Unlike typical Japanese castles, it has a…