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A quiet moment in Odaiba

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Uploaded on May 4, 2012

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It is not hard to see why it does not stay around for very long. Hibiya Park, Tokyo.

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Uploaded on May 1, 2012

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With flag still at half-mast, almost a month after the March 11th earthquakes.

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Uploaded on Apr 30, 2012

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As usual, winter turns to spring, and the flowers bloom into life.

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Uploaded on Apr 25, 2012

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The rare sight of Hibiya park's trees and ground covered in snow, January 2012.

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Uploaded on Apr 22, 2012

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The rare site of Tokyo's Imperial Palace grounds covered in snow.

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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2012

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Hibiya park covered in rare Tokyo snow, January 2012.

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Uploaded on Apr 18, 2012

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Hibiya park covered in rare Tokyo snow, January 2012.

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Uploaded on Apr 16, 2012

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The Keio Inokashira line in Tokyo under an uncharacteristic layer of late February snow.

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Uploaded on Apr 15, 2012

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The subways of Japan are dotted with anti-chikan (groper) posters. This one in Kyoto jumped out as being particularly memorable.

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Uploaded on Apr 10, 2012

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A corporate slogan we can all get behind. Variants on it like "No Whisky No...

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Uploaded on Apr 8, 2012

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At the Kyoto Imperial Palace

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Uploaded on Apr 5, 2012

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Chrysanthemum symbol adorn the rooftop of a building at the Kyoto Imperial Palace.

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Uploaded on Apr 4, 2012

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Chrysanthemum and sunflower symbols adorn the rooftop of a building at the Kyoto Imperial Palace.

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Uploaded on Apr 1, 2012

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A closeup of the Cypress bark roof of the Kyoto Imperial Palace

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Uploaded on Mar 28, 2012

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A part of the garden at Kyoto's Imperial Palace. Emperors and courtiers used to entertain themselves...

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Uploaded on Mar 25, 2012

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Build in the Meiji era, the aqueduct near Nanzen temple carries water from Lake Biwa to Kyoto. www.city.kyoto.jp/koho/e ng/preview/38.html

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Uploaded on Mar 22, 2012

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Build in the Meiji era, the aqueduct near Nanzen temple carries water from Lake Biwa to Kyoto. www.city.kyoto.jp/koho/e ng/preview/38.html

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Uploaded on Mar 20, 2012

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