Tokyo One

[eameitiac]

I decided to skip Beijing. Here's Tokyo. These are going to be divided into 20 images by the order in which they came off my camera. So, this is our walk to the Gardens and about half of the Gardens. Enjoy. We'll see how long it takes me to post the rest of them.

Menu

Comments

[andi989]

oh man I really have to go there someday.

[eameitiac]

So worth it. Definitely walk the city though. Way better.

[missalayne]

okay....so i was watching House Hunters International on HGTV and i think they were in toyko? idk! BUT....they had this cool raised moving walkway to stop people from driving?

did you see that?

and if you did can you explain it!! like how far does it go?

[eameitiac]

oh no I didn't see it!
But then thing I thought was interesting was that they have groups of buildings connected. Like, our hotel was connected to a mall, which was connected to a business park, which was connected to a building that had something to do with being on the peir, which was connected to another hotel. it was pretty interesting!

[pantheraxtigris]

I think it's interesting how you focused on the length of everything you photographed... all walkways, and dimensional pictures :D

me gusta!

I am so stunned by the idea of Tokyo,
I WANNA PLAY!
I wanna go!!!

and I bet that it was astounding,
places like that take your breath away,
some how, I thought Tokyo would all be brightlights/big city, because that's all you see in the mass media-
I like how serene it looks :D

[eameitiac]

Haha oh you're so right! I do take all my pictures like that!

Yeah, it wasn't chaotic at all! I was so surprised!

You should go to Kubota Garden in Renton, it pretty much looks like this one. Really pretty.