a tokyo photolog (my flickr archive, and occasional rant and rave: I have a free flickr acount, and want to keep the pics I have uploaded.)
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10 March 2007
for all the fun loving people
for all the fun loving people
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
On an old store sign. 楽 means "fun" and "ease", but in this case, it's "Have fun at our cosy bar."
SATurday
SATurday
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
At a rubbish collection point. On a collection notice poster.
In Japanese, Saturday is 土曜日.
MONday
MONday
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
At a rubbish collection point. On a collection notice poster.
In Japanese, Monday is 月曜日.
Red, white and blue with yellow
Red, white and blue with yellow
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
Looking close
there meet the colours
red and blue
一筋の 出会うところに 赤と青
(単に七五調というだけで俳句でもなんでもない。)
A blue surface wear and tear
A blue surface wear and tear
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
A pavement surface in Tokyo, Japan. Asphalt (grey), the first layer (white) and the top layer (blue) and a lot of cracks. How many people have walked on this pavement?
6 March 2007
Shades (evening)
Shades (evening)
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
歩道橋にて。
At a footbridge.
向こうの光は信号とテールランプと、もしかしたら夕日。
The light was of a traffic signal, several rear lights, and possibly the evening sun, blended into one.
Yellow on blue
Yellow on blue
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
"If you are in need of money, if it is urgent, and if you find your bank is not helpful, just call us!" We see a lot of this kind of personal finance advert. If you want to be 100 percent safe, just stay away.
This is just a photograph, and I am in no way related to this phone number. I liked the contrast and that's it. I thought of erasing the number, but it killed this picture and so I decided to keep the numbers.
Somebody's kindness
Somebody's kindness
Originally uploaded by nofrills.
Somebody dropped his/her bicycle key. Another person put it on the wall of a footbridge. One of the most everyday things in Tokyo.