Japan Photos 2023

[johnnyG]

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Stand there and do a 180, and Cycleshop Minami is across the street. Two small stations are very near there, Nishikanazawa and shin Nishikanazawa. But anyway, go east down that street and you'll see the flower shop on the right, somehow even more dilapidated looking than in my pic, then farther and the shop in the first pic will be on the left (タナベ) (after the yakiniku shop).

 

[johnnyG]

I like the way the tree was accommodated:

and a couple others:

 

[thomas]

Now that's a tree house! Beautiful!

Nothing artsy from me, just a new taste. A once-in-a-lifetime experience.

 

[johnnyG]

@thomas I drink a lot of coffee, but have never had a red bull.

And I googled that--not sure but it's a little pricey?

 

[thomas]

Yes, it is. They had some 割引 at that combini and I got curious. Nothing beats fresh coffee.

 

[mdchachi]

Which part is once in a lifetime? The purple can Red Bull or Red Bull itself?

 

[thomas]

Discovered yesterday at a ドンキホーテ (Don Quijote): Instant Bust!

Once you reach a certain age, all you want is to get rid of your moobs, not fake them.

 

[Uncle Frank]

I'm already into a "B" cup man-bro , LOL.

 

[Mikawa Ossan]

It's not a "Bro"! It's a "manssiere"!

 

[thomas]

JRA (Japan Racing Association) organised a stamp rally in Shinjuku yesterday, displaying one of their racehorses -- or so I thought -- at the station. Passersby were invited to mount it. It was moving and neighing, but to my surprise, it turned out it wasn't real.

 

[EmpJapan]

Something which you might not see anywhere in the world ... This huge washbasin

 

[EmpJapan]

And this awesome view of Mount Fuji from the airplane's window:

 

[thomas]

Something which you might not see anywhere in the world ... This huge washbasin

We have quite a similar basin in our guest toilet. Enough to powder your nose.

 

[johnnyG]

We have quite a similar basin in our guest toilet. Enough to powder your nose.

Oh yeah? That's like our guest's guest toilet...

 

[johnnyG]

Actually..., we direct them out back--out onto the porch, out the door and outside, down the (dangerous) steps. And then the next day just hose the area off after everyone is has left.