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21 August 2006

film flyer - Zidane


film flyer - Zidane
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Sorry, it's blurred, but I posted it because something is very funny here. (See the Note, and if you don't get it, go and read this.)

Zidane, un portrait du 21e siècle flyer.

film flyers


film flyers
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Film flyers in Cine Switch Ginza.

From top left:
New York Dolls movie, A movie from Asia (I don't remember the title!), The Old Crocodile, Dust to Glory, Midnight Movies, Layer Cake, Rokkasho-mura Rhapsody, Hello, Goodbye (in Korean: sorry I can't type the letters), and one more.

film flyers


film flyers
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Film flyers at Cine Switch Ginza.

Aunts' Soldiers (a domumentary about a former Japanese solder whose boss didn't tell him about the end of the war but told to keep fighting, when he was in China. Thus, he has been recognised as a "volunteer" in the Chinese civil war.)

The Sun (directed by a Russian directer, Aleksandr Sokurov, this film was said not to be shown in Japan, but finally, yes. This film portlays Emperor Hirohito as a constant gardener.)

20 August 2006

tickets


tickets
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Advance tickets of the films/movies around the world - British, French, American, Chinese, Korean, Japanese...

A collage of three pics. Better viewed large.

ticket office


ticket office
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Advance tickets of the films/movies around the world - British, French, American, Chinese, Korean, Japanese...

Cine Switch Ginza


Cine Switch Ginza
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

So I went to see the film "Breakfast on Pluto" on the 14th July, which was the last day, and I couldn't take pictures of the great sign, a overwhelmingly pink still photo of Patricia "Kitten" Braden.

My review of the film is in my blog (in Japanese). The director, Neil Jordan, said in an inverview that Voltair's Candide was in his mind, and I could see it, though Voltaire was 100% sarcastic when he wrote the novel!

Green


Green
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Taken while waiting for the signal to change.

Red


Red
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Taken while waiting for the signal to change.

In the show window


In the show window
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Two signs


Two signs
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Nissan (automobile), Sapporo (beer) and Vodafone (mobile). Sapporo Breweries Ltd is one of the top three breweries in Japan, and they import Guinness (a global brand).

There was a small group of tourist from North America (according to their accent) next to me, who were also taking pictures. And I felt like I was a visitor too, though I live in Tokyo.

Harrods, Knightsbridge


Harrods, Knightsbridge
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

Ginza, Tokyo, actually...

The flying news


The flying news
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

You can see a lot of these "text news board" in Tokyo. The text moves slow enough to read, but in the case of night photograpy, it just gets like this. The news was about baseball, if I remember correctly. (Totally unreadable even though I am a native Japanese speaker.)

rainbow


rainbow
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

やる。"Do it."


やる。"Do it."
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

A job agency ad, if I remember correctly.

ECC - dark


ECC - dark
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

bluuuuuur...

ECC is an established language school in Japan for Japanese people: E for Education, C for Communication, and C for Community, according to this page... Ummm, I believed it was English Conversation Classes!

ECC - white


ECC - white
Originally uploaded by nofrills.

ECC is an established language school in Japan for Japanese people: E for Education, C for Communication, and C for Community, according to this page... Ummm, I believed it was English Conversation Classes!