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The Swiss Army Knife of restrooms… - Number 2 through 8… Photo courtesy of P. O’Farrell. Spotted in Japan. The post The Swiss Army Knife of restrooms… first appeared on Engrish.com.1 day ago
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Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!1 year ago
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Photography walks & tours in Japan - If you are either a keen photographer or just want to create some memorable shots of Tokyo, one of our photowalks, tours or walking workshops could be righ...2 years ago
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A Superficial Introduction to Japanese Traffic Signage for Bicyclists - Japanese roads often have different rules between bicycles and cars, such as a bicycle being allowed to go against traffic on many one-way roads, or a bi...3 years ago
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Danny Choo - ALLYOURBASE In the middle of revamping the site slightly in preparation for some new blog posts ;-) All the old stuff is in the Archives.5 years ago
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Morocco Tour 2018 Travelogue 4 (Podcast 644) - [image: Moroccan Man in Adobe Building] In this article we conclude our travelogue series of my 2018 Morocco Tour & Workshop, with a few more shots of the c...
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Tsuwano, Shimane: Photo museum and more - Seemingly in the middle of nowhere, the small town of Tsuwano in Shimane Prefecture turned out to be a real delight. Surrounded by mountains, it feels like...7 years ago
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We've moved - We've moved our RSS feed to https://bento.com/bentonews.xml This feed will no longer be updated, so please switch over (or use autosubscribe on the bento....7 years ago
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Todays AirBnB Okinawa photo tour Experience with Lauren - Really enjoying these Okinawa photo tours for AirBnb! Today I took Lauren from Korea around Okinawa with her Contax film camera and Leica digital to a co...
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Inside the Toyokawa Inari Okunoin – Hatsumode - One of the most famous “Temple Shrines” (temples that also functioned as shrines – it is a long a complicated story about the role of Japan’s two major rel...10 years ago
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Moving on - Thanks for visiting my site, but I’m afraid that from July 2013 I will not be updating this blog. Here are two new sites I’ve set up instead! www.wedojapan...13 years ago
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工事 - Part of an enormous road and tunnel construction project in Nakameguro-ku. It is referred to as part of a "Smooth Tokyo" project on a nearby sign. Don't kn...
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This red beauty is a 70’s vintage Ferrari 512 BB spotted... - This red beauty is a 70’s vintage Ferrari 512 BB spotted at January’s Morning Cruise at Daikanyama T-Site. Although it was not in the spirit of January’s...7 years ago
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Micro and Yoyogi Park Gardens - The family was at Yoyogi Park for a day cycling to celebrate my son's 7-the birthday. I took some time out to try out the new 105mm. During a break, I to...15 years ago
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- Running to improve my health and set a positive example for my family. I completed my first marathon about two weeks before my 40th. When I am not running or working, I am chasing my family and taking photos of the things we see and do.
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2 comments:
actually love this. the building on the left looks like a robot!
The object on the far left is actually a light fixture... There are several buildings in Tokyo that look like robots. I'll have to get a shot and post it soon.
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