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There is a city complex in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, which goes by the name Sunshine City (サンシャインシティ). It hosts one of the tallest buildings in Tokyo, Sunshine 60. This sign points you in that direction. It’s winter solstice today (22nd of December). It’s been quite cloudy, dark and overall grayish in Gothenburg so I thought this was a good day to post this photo from my visit in Japan in 2010.
Get on the bus. Onomichi, Japan in 2010. This little seaside town was eerie and quiet the day I visited in January. Not many people were out on the streets. If you ever go, don’t forget to indulge a yummy bowl of the famous Onomichi Ramen.
the man with the sign. Shibuya crossing, Tokyo, Japan in January 2010.
Yokohama ferry terminal. Yokohama, Japan in 2010.
Redirecting traffic in Tokyo and New York. I’m not sure what authority the old Japanese traffic dude had but he wasn’t moving much compared to the NYPD lady.
untitled. just felt like posting an old photo of my favourite ferry terminal in Yokohama from 2010.
team work. Japanese policemen measuring something on at a crossing in Kyoto, Japan. I wish the best to my to Japanese friends and the Japanese population in these tough times.
a slipknot member? Nope, just a normal day in Harajuku, Tokyo where cosplay kids and gothic lolitas gather to hang out. Nice slippers.
wry? Yokohama, Japan.
lady between bridge. A woman doing some painting on the ferry terminal in Yokohama outside Tokyo.
