Posts Tagged ‘japan 2011’
White Beard/Moustache Bridge
Shirahigebashi or Shirahige bridge. A few comments from those in Japan piqued my interest about this bridge and I started snooping around (more like just googling about it

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White Beard/Moustache Bridge
On The Run – Asakusa
Do read my previous “On The Run” post too after finishing this. I had Yokohama , Yufuin and Takamatsu (Day I & II ) posted up earlier

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On The Run – Asakusa
The Many Faces Of Kappa
found in Kappabashi… I had a post on Kappa and Kappabashi over at : The Golden Kappa

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The Many Faces Of Kappa
Cover Story – Takamatsu
Manhole cover found in Takamatsu. I had Yokohama’s manhole covers posted up earlier

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Cover Story – Takamatsu
Sunrise!
How glorious a greeting the sun gives the mountains!
On A Bleak Winter’s Day
Cold and raw the north wind doth blow Bleak in the morning early All the hills covered with snow And winter’s come now fairly Still very, very cold in Tokyo?
Cover Story – Yokohama
and random stuff found under our feet walking in Yokohama The real Nippon Maru is located a few hundred metres away from where I found this manhole cover.

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Cover Story – Yokohama
On The Run – Yufuin
Read my first post of this “On The Run” series at: On The Run – Yokohama to know why I’m all excited about doing morning runs in Japan. ^^ I didn’t really have running gear suitable for the colder season and buying new ones would be such a waste since I’m only using it a few times so to keep me warm, I just put on my Uniqlo heatech shirt and another shirt on top it and my usual capri pants

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On The Run – Yufuin
On The Run – Yokohama
After my Autumn Reminiscence series, I thought I’d start on another. And it’s something that I love doing and that’s running, folks. Combine running and venturing out in a strange city = seeing things I probably won’t be seeing otherwise.

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On The Run – Yokohama
A Perfect Arch
On a train ride one wet morning in Japan, I saw a perfectly arched rainbow through the window of my train.