Post by Jackson on Sept 26, 2004 0:52:23 GMT -5
Hi guys.
Here are some photos of Japan.
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members.jcom.home.ne.jp/jackson-san/images/kawagoe street.jpg[/img]
This is typical sceneary of Japanese streets in suburban cities. In stead of big shopping malls,
we used to have these streets around train stations, which we are gradually losing these days.
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members.jcom.home.ne.jp/jackson-san/images/temple and tokyo tower.jpg[/img]
A temple in Tokyo. I think it is interesting to show something traditional and modern at the same
time by contrast, thus which represents well our culture.
(BTW, it is faily difficult to find right exposure with my cam under the situations like this. )
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members.jcom.home.ne.jp/jackson-san/images/Tokyo station.jpg[/img]
This is the historic side of Tokyo station which is one of the oldest western architecture left in
Japan, which means it survived American bombardment in WW2.
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members.jcom.home.ne.jp/jackson-san/images/akihabara 1.jpg[/img]
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members.jcom.home.ne.jp/jackson-san/images/akihabara 2.jpg[/img]
"Akihabara" is Mecca or Nirvana for all geeks in the world.
Literally the whole city is jam packed with retailers of electronic related commodities.
Here are some photos of Japan.
This is typical sceneary of Japanese streets in suburban cities. In stead of big shopping malls,
we used to have these streets around train stations, which we are gradually losing these days.
A temple in Tokyo. I think it is interesting to show something traditional and modern at the same
time by contrast, thus which represents well our culture.
(BTW, it is faily difficult to find right exposure with my cam under the situations like this. )
This is the historic side of Tokyo station which is one of the oldest western architecture left in
Japan, which means it survived American bombardment in WW2.
"Akihabara" is Mecca or Nirvana for all geeks in the world.
Literally the whole city is jam packed with retailers of electronic related commodities.