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Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 8 March 2011
Snow, shopping arcades and Kyoto.
As you may have noticed, its been a while since I last posted anything here, largely due to work commitments, so I thought I would post a quick rundown of anything noteworthy from the last two months.
To start off, here are some photos of the recent snowfall in Osaka city, the first proper snow I have seen in the city.
Next up is a visit to a cafe called Mole which is built inside the vaults of an old bank. The Cafe serves very good, if a little expensive coffee.
On a considerably less cold day, we recently visited Tenjinbashi-suji, supposedly the longest shopping arcade in Japan! We also made a brief stop to check out the nearby temple.
I made my second visit to Kyoto a few weeks back, in order to see an exhibition by the Japanese Illustrator Junzo Terada. The exhibition was held inside a large department store next to Kyoto station and was very impressive, with work ranging from posters to models and animation.
We also spent time browsing a number of craft shops in town.
Well that's about it for the update, hopefully I will find the time to write on a more regular basis, watch this space!
To start off, here are some photos of the recent snowfall in Osaka city, the first proper snow I have seen in the city.
Next up is a visit to a cafe called Mole which is built inside the vaults of an old bank. The Cafe serves very good, if a little expensive coffee.
On a considerably less cold day, we recently visited Tenjinbashi-suji, supposedly the longest shopping arcade in Japan! We also made a brief stop to check out the nearby temple.
I made my second visit to Kyoto a few weeks back, in order to see an exhibition by the Japanese Illustrator Junzo Terada. The exhibition was held inside a large department store next to Kyoto station and was very impressive, with work ranging from posters to models and animation.
We also spent time browsing a number of craft shops in town.
| The Exhibition flyer. |
| A Tanooki lined stairway |
| From the top of the stairway |
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