The biggest downside to being in Japan before the
smartphone revolution was that my phone's camera was absolute garbage, and I was living in a place where I
constantly wanted to take photographs...and never seemed to have my digital camera with me. I was desperate enough to use my phone's camera on quite a few occasions!
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Is it just me, or does the layout of Kansai
International Airport look remarkably
like a machine gun? |
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There's a cafe on the observation deck of the
World Trade Centre Osaka - went there for
a little creative writing once!
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This hallway in the basement of JR Kyoto Station
stops at a dead end with a mirrored wall |
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Nobody does giant parfaits like Osaka! |
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Detective Conan fans can be happy at Tsutaya |
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Beautiful kotatsu at LOFT. I still regret not
buying the blanket on the right |
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This fountain is in an underground passage in Umeda.
It's not a busy area at all - Osaka is full of surprises like that |
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A reflecting pool at the Kansai Language Institute |
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The back of the "Tower of the Sun" from
Expo 1970 at Banpaku-koen |
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Shinsengumi version of Colonel Sanders |
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Ads at Tsutaya for the DS version of
Final Fantasy IV |
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Dragon Ball UFO catcher machine |
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The original Nintendo building in Kyoto |
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The 'Lucky' cab in Kyoto! I saw it three times
during my stay. The rest of the cabs operated
by this company have three-leaf clovers |