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Is that you, Mike? How nice to see the man behind the camera! Cheers!Men first! This is heaven on earth!
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Yokosuka Mike
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Is that you, Mike? How nice to see the man behind the camera! Cheers!
Yes, it's me... I know I'm not as photogenic as some of the other members but after a few beers I don't mind!
All the best,
Mike
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Freakscene
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Great photo. Keep clear enough of the river to be safe from kappas.Tokyo, Asakusa District
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Tokyo, Japan - October 2024
In September 2011, just to the left of this frame, on the strip of footpath/sidewalk between the entrance to the Toei Line part of the Asakusa Station complex and the road that continues on to be the Komagata Bridge, I was accosted by a very (extremely!) old, incredibly short - maybe 130cm/4'4" - lady dressed as the devil. Her costume was mostly tight and black, but with red horns, a tail with a red arrowhead terminal appendage and a trident (plastic, fortunately). She grabbed my arm with an almost unnaturally powerful grip and talked at me. I am unaccustomed to being approached in Tokyo; there are no shortage of gaijin and people are usually fairly reserved. But this lady was very interested in me. Extremely. I don't really speak/understand enough Japanese to have any idea what she was interested in, though. I extricated myself without further incident and was on my way. I saw her again a couple of days later in one of the covered shopping areas between Kokousai Dori and Senso-ji. She was dressed in all silver that day, including a silver cape. She looked like a walking wine cask bladder (goon bag for Australians). I managed to dodge her that day. I am very used to not always understanding what is going when I have been in Japan, including happening upon peculiar local festivals, culturally unfamiliar customs and a range of other things. But this little akuma no on'na was truly baffling. I still occasionally wonder what was going on.
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Some lovely photos in this thread!
I was in Tokyo twice ... once in 1992 for two and a half months, and then again in 2002 for a week or so.

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Perhaps if I remember when I get home, I'll dig up some more of my photos from those trips. The '92 photos will all be film, of course, so they might prove difficult to find if I haven't scanned them.
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I was in Tokyo twice ... once in 1992 for two and a half months, and then again in 2002 for a week or so.

Made with Sony DSC-F707
Perhaps if I remember when I get home, I'll dig up some more of my photos from those trips. The '92 photos will all be film, of course, so they might prove difficult to find if I haven't scanned them.
G
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Freakscene
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Love the clock.Tobu Train Line Asakusa Station
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Yokohama, Japan - October 2024
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