Sakura!
Enjoy Happy- Even Coke embraces the Engrish
Age is no reason not to embrace technology. Japanese people from 2-80 took pics of sakura with phones and digi cameras in parks across Tokyo
Engrish baby shower swag
One of the many people wearing masks in Japan. While it seems very uncomfortable, I wonder if Singapore would be less of a world flu hub if this practice was common here
Mt. Fuji from the hotel window in Tokyo - a luckily clear day
Pranksters (hazing or just fun?) entertain the masses during the pedestrian crossing section of a busy intersection in Shinjuku
Ladies in traditional kimonos send text messages under sakura trees
Typical downtown Tokyo intersection- looking at this pic, I can't even remember which intersection it is- Shibuya, Shinjuku, Akihabra, Ginza? So many lights across the city!
Typical Saturday in Ueno. First afternoon in Japan- welcome to the throngs!
Kamakura
Sakura wedding in Kamakura. The wedding party is enjoying a rickshaw ride. The contrast between tradition and modernity in Japan is one of the many fascinating juxtapositions that makes it so colorful.
Lanterns in sakura trees
First day of spring in the Luxembourg gardens in Paris
Friday Mass at Notre Dame de Paris
Sacre Coeur
A Gypsy begs on the steps of Sacre Coeur - some things don't change century after century
Sacre Jaguar
When in Paris, do as the Parisians do...eat, drink, and wear berets (perhaps it would have been more accurate to wear crazy trainers and skinny jeans...)
Couldn't resist just one pic of the classic
Sakura!
Enjoy Happy- Even Coke embraces the Engrish
Age is no reason not to embrace technology. Japanese people from 2-80 took pics of sakura with phones and digi cameras in parks across Tokyo
Engrish baby shower swag
One of the many people wearing masks in Japan. While it seems very uncomfortable, I wonder if Singapore would be less of a world flu hub if this practice was common here
Mt. Fuji from the hotel window in Tokyo - a luckily clear day
Pranksters (hazing or just fun?) entertain the masses during the pedestrian crossing section of a busy intersection in Shinjuku
Ladies in traditional kimonos send text messages under sakura trees
Typical downtown Tokyo intersection- looking at this pic, I can't even remember which intersection it is- Shibuya, Shinjuku, Akihabra, Ginza? So many lights across the city!
Typical Saturday in Ueno. First afternoon in Japan- welcome to the throngs!
Kamakura
Sakura wedding in Kamakura. The wedding party is enjoying a rickshaw ride. The contrast between tradition and modernity in Japan is one of the many fascinating juxtapositions that makes it so colorful.
Lanterns in sakura trees
First day of spring in the Luxembourg gardens in Paris
Friday Mass at Notre Dame de Paris
Sacre Coeur
A Gypsy begs on the steps of Sacre Coeur - some things don't change century after century
Sacre Jaguar
When in Paris, do as the Parisians do...eat, drink, and wear berets (perhaps it would have been more accurate to wear crazy trainers and skinny jeans...)
Couldn't resist just one pic of the classic
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