April, 2008
I’ve been using this interesting online photo aging tool made by a lab here in Japan, the site is in Japanese but using it is really straightforward, the language shouldn’t be a problem. These are my results using some of my pictures from my Flickr account. View original picture View original picture View original picture [...]
A study made by Pitzer concludes that Sweden, Vietnam, Denmark, Norway and Japan are the least religious countries in the world. The United States is one of the countries at the end of the list. It’s interesting that the US is the country with less percentage of atheists and Vietnam is the one with more [...]
IKEA announced a new shop in Kobe, for promotion purposes they decorared a monorail using their sofas. That should be a perfect train if you want to sleep! This pictures are not mine, I picked them from this and this blog. More info about the new IKEA, access map and how to finde the Kobe [...]
More Japanese TV, this thime is an idol called Hitomi Aizawa who has to provoke a laying man. The objective is to tease him until he opens his eyes and then… Via Dannychoo news.
I found this interesting “minitemple”/”relic” walking somewhere in a lost place in Setagaya, one of my favorite neighbourhoods in Tokyo.
Jim found it before me! It’s the famous 5.5 terapixel camera. I can’t wait to buy one of these
My mother recommended me a novel called The Temple of the Golden Pavilion written by Yukio Mishima. The main character is a buddhist monk who is obsessed with the beauty of the Golden Pavilion(Kinkaku-ji – 金閣寺), he is so obsessed that the image of the temple starts to appear in his mind when having sexual [...]
Hanami (花見 – flower, see) is a Japanese tradition where people enjoys contemplating flowers. People goes wherever there are blossomed trees and do picnics below them. The most important hanami season happens when the cherry trees blossom (Sakura), it happened here in Tokyo two weeks ago and it’s finished by now. This year we had [...]
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