Showing posts with label spots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spots. Show all posts

Friday, April 4, 2008

Aburatsubo no sakura

On the way to mine work.

Palms as a background for sakura - subarashiiiiiiiii.

Last bus stop at Aburatsubo looks very romantic at this time.

Together with friend of mine we take last shot of sakura in here. Next year I will be far away from Japan.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Friday, March 28, 2008

At Campus Komaba, next tour

Guitar, heavily used.

These fruits survive whole winter on this tree. Is it possible somewhere else than Japan?

Water, girls, spring, sunshine, live, any other corelation?

Somwhere in Komaba Campus


Muzeum.

Swimming Club (past time)

Swimming pool (already used only once a year when some older students make special show for freshman).

For trash burning.

Friday, February 22, 2008

Some moments


There is nothing more beautiful than morning with Fuji san.


Seabornia.


On the boat, after fishing with Mamo san (left) and Sodeyama (right).



Birds, birds, birds

Friday, February 15, 2008

MIX

Rainbow trout hyperactiv sperm.

"Less" hyperactive r.t. sperm.

How to catch a fish. Read and learn.

Street of Asahikawa.

Snow in Misaki.

Snow in Misaki 2.

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Some shots

Somwhere in Misaki


Somwhere in Misaki

Morning soup.


Omoczi, isobe yaki. Soy sos, sugar and nori.

Great desert.

Ueno, Sunday afternoon

We take a photo each other. Japanese shot gaijins and we shot them as well. Different worlds, mistery and wish to keep memories.

Can you do like this?

This was really big one's. Tokyo Natural History Museum. It can be extremly dangerous while hits somebody's head.

Our memories

Missing summer and such a moments.
We are missing sunset on the Mt. Fuji top, just like this one.

Friday, February 8, 2008

Miura Kaigan - beach full of surprise




Such a views is a tradition there.


In the summer it is great playing field.


Japanese love's to swimm and walk on that beach.


But in the winter, owners ot this spot are Japanese agriculturists. Many famous Miura daikon are dryed there.