All Releases for September 2010 in "Japan"
2010 September
A Japan Photo per Day - Crowded Traditional Japanese Restaurant
In many areas in Tokyo you can find a restaurant on almost every street, tempting you with appetizing aromas and delicious looking sampuru.
But even with so many choices, there are some restaurants where there’s always a queue at the door, like this...
Darts League game 28/09/10 @ MDVA
I want her as my teammate!
Seeing that I missed the last league game because of the AMEX event, I vow to myself that I will do better this week compare to my first game. I did pretty much nothing during the first game (two weeks ago), won a game of 7...
A Japan Photo per Day - Shinjuku Skyscrapers
Nishi-Shinjuku is one of my favorite strolling areas in Tokyo.
First time when I visited this place, I liked Tochō (officially called Tokyo Metropolitan Main Building No.1) so much, that I forgot to take pictures with other buildings…
I took this...
Chiba Floral Museum
Chiba City is also known as the City of Flowers. The city holds flowers festival and gardening contest every year. There are lots of flower related places around Chiba, one of them is the Chiba Floral Museum ( 花の美術館 ). I visited the museum ju...
A Japan Photo per Day - Cedars, Lanterns and Mist
The Hakone Shrine is located close to the shores of Lake Ashi, but the shrine buildings are hidden by the thick cedar forest.
The path to the shrine is bordered on both sides by beautiful wooden red lanterns.
The place place looks magic in any seaso...
Wow money STILL flowing out like CRAZY orz
OTL. Nuff said?
This is a continuation of the last “money is flowing out like crazy post” xD (well not really funny in reality)
So as you can see above, just registered for two courses for 2011 and it will cost $3215 total orz. Thank since I have alr...
Tokyo Game Show 2010
Here’s all the photo I haven’t post in the last post, I try to capture the ambiance of the show, and how many people show up, more cosplayers, mascot, bright colours and big TVs!
Bokeh
Bokeh (暈け or ボケ) is a a Japanese term for the subjective aesthetic quality of out-of-focus areas of a photographic image. It refers to those beautiful magical out-of-focus light, with different shapes and colors that you found in the background o...
A Japan Photo per Day - Sumiyoshi Shrine
The Sumiyoshi Shrine from Tsukudajima is dedicated to the god who prevents disasters at sea. It is related to the Sumiyoshi Shrine from Osaka and it was established by the fishermen from Tsukuda village, Osaka, who moved to Edo and developed a commun...
Just redeemed $150 worth of GCs…
…because I can, and it’s free xDDD Finally RBC benefits me instead of giving me headaches for a change. Let’s just hope they get to me quickly and safely *knocks on wood*
Hooters 20/09/10
Okay finally doing my Hooters post. Well it was sorta a normal day until I have to run just to catch the bus. I NEVER drive to DT as the traffic is horrible and the parking fees are even worst. Kinda sucks that the price of a day pass is $12.40 now....
A Japan Photo per Day - Sampuru
It looks delicious, although it’s wrapped in plastic foil… Yes, it’s not food, it’s sampuru, Japanese food plastic replicas, displayed at the Japanese restaurants.
Sampuru are handmade, carefully sculpted, amazingly painted and customized for each r...
A Japan Photo per Day - Railway Crossing in Ota-ku
Another typical Japanese image, another Japanese railway crossing…
This time, it’s near the Omorimachi Station, in Ota-ku.
I love these Japanese streets, with colorful buildings and ads, compelling me to explore…
Click on photo for higher resolutio...
A Japan Photo per Day - The temple from the Great Hell
O-wakudani, the Great Boiling Valley, is an area located around a crater formed 3000 years ago, at the last eruption of the Hakone Mountain.
Before 1876, the valley was known as O-jigoku - Great Hell, because of the sulfur vents and hot springs. 1000...
Asahidake Trekking
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A few weeks back we got a break from the rain and the ropeway at Asahidake dropped the prices for the off peak season. What better time to do some Asahidake Trekking. Normally the gondola tickets cost around 2,800¥ which is about $26 do...
De Tokyo à Kyoto par un robot
Pour montrer la durabilité de leurs batteries Evolta, le robot macotte de Panasonic effectuera une randonnée de 500Km via la route historique Tōkaidō, de Tokyo à Kyoto.Le robot humanoid Evolta, dont le nouveau design est censé ressembler à un ancien...
AMEX Event 21/09/10
So after the already awesome Hooters dinner with friends on Monday, I went to an even MORE awesome AMEX event where the new Gold Rewards Card is announced.
At the beginning, I was in a little trouble because the taxi I called was like 5 minutes lat...
A Japan Photo per Day - Kokeshi Dolls Collection
Kokeshi are traditional Japanese dolls, originally created in Northern Japan, made from various woods, with a simple body and a large head, without arms or legs.
Initially there were 11 types of “traditional” kokeshi, but after the second World War,...
como Toy Story pero con tetas…
historia rebuscada si las hay, ayer me puse a ver la peli Air Doll
cuenta la vida de una muñeca inflable (si si, de esas) que de un dia para el otro resulta que tiene un alma! y va descubriendo el mundo con sus cosas buenas y malas, mesclando person...
A Japan Photo per Day - Full Moon over Senso-ji
Many cultures have full moon celebrations, especially during the period near the autumnal equinox, the “harvest moon". In Japan, the Tsukimi (moon-viewing) is celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month of the traditional Japanese lunisolar calend...
2010 Fall Anime List!
Just went to Hooters yesterday, and using epic to describe it doesn’t justify how AWESOME the event was. Anyway, will write a post and post pics later today. As you can see, this post is about the next 2010 anime season: Fall.
Seriously I can’t beli...
A Japan Photo per Day - Tokyo places, San-ai Ginza
A few days ago, a friend asked me about a representative image for Ginza… I think that this group of buildings, at the crossing between Chuo Dori and Harumi Dori, defines the richness and the brightness of Ginza.
The glass cylinder is the San-ai Bui...
Cosplay Girl of Tokyo Game Show
Since I am a huge geek, this sunday I went to the Tokyo Game Show. There was a lot of game to try out, and even more people who attended the event. I took a lot of photos, here’s most of the cosplayers I’ve meet. More photos will be coming soon!
Tokyo Game Show 2010
Le week-end dernier avait lieu le Tokyo Game Show, TGS pour les intimes, et pour la 4eme année je m’y suis rendu. Malgré le manque de nouveauté, surtout compare a l’E3, le plaisir y est toujours. X-Box avait un merveilleux stand avec une belle mise e...
Higashikawa Town
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The weather was so nice today, I couldn’t waste it by staying inside so it was time for a bike ride. My son and I set out around 12:30pm along the bike trails of the small village that we live in headed towards Higashikawa Town. The...
Yet another darts post…
…and here is my weekly darts report~
I was suppose to get there around noon, but I was an hour late because I slept in. Hmm, well I woke up at 11, but I just went back to sleep xDDDDD
Well I changed my form again, and this is like the 3rd time in 3...
Nicholai-do
Holy Resurrection Cathedral ( 復活大聖堂 ) is the main cathedral of the Japanese Orthodox Church. It is also known as Nicholai-do ( ニコライ堂 ), named after St. Nicholai Kasatkin who introduced Orthodox in Japan. The Cathedral was completed on 8 Mar...
A Japan Photo per Day - JR Ochanomizu Station at Dawn
JR East Ochanomizu Station was opened in 1904. Although quite small, it is an important station, according to a statistic from 2007, there are 100000 passengers per day and almost 20 million passengers per year! I used it often, especially to change...
Very very tired…
Argh this was suppose to be posted on Saturday, but I fell asleep orz.
Been such a busy week, don’t really feel like blogging. Yesterday went to OCDA to play darts since I was suppose to sell a textbook around there anyway. So anyway, went out at lik...
A Japan Photo per Day - Roppongi Hills Giant Rose
The giant rose from Roppongi Hills was created by Isa Genzken, a well known German artist.
The 8 meters tall sculpture, made from stainless steel, aluminum and lacquer, is a symbol of love and beauty.
Click on photo for higher resolution:
Roppon...
A Japan Photo per Day - Yokohama Chinatown Paifang
Paifang (or Pailou) are traditional Chinese archway gates, made from wood or stone, lavishly ornate and vivid painted. In China, a paifang usually marks the entrance to a temple, a building complex or a town. They are also built to commemorate or to...
PENTAX LEGO Camera
It’s been a while since I last played with LEGO, I’m not a kid anymore after all. But the PENTAX Optio NB1000 makes me want to start again. This makes a creative device even more creative and probably makes the younger generations more interested in...
Numata Yotaka Andon Festival
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A few weeks back the family and I traveled about an hour and 30 minutes to the small town of Numata in Hokkaido Japan to take part in the Numata Yotaka Andon Festival. This was the first time my family members had seen this festival and my...
The model cat of Omotesendo
I was walking on omotesendo the other day, and I saw a cat on some kind of small pillar. There wasn’t anyone around it when I first saw it, but it only took a minute before a crowd of ladys gather around it to take some photos.
The poor cat se...
Twitter~
Twitter seriously is like a god-sent for it. It’s only been a month since I got it, but I have been using it like almost everyday. It’s like micro-blogging where you blog EVERYTHING, even super simple things like “brushing your teeth”, “eating breakf...
A Japan Photo per Day - White Lotus
The lotus is an important Buddhist symbol, Buddhas and Bodhisattvas are often represented sitting on a lotus or holding a lotus. According to Buddhist tradition, the lotus has its roots in the mud (samsara), but the stem grouws through the muddy wate...




