Autumn leaves Light up of Meiji Jingu Gaien! I took a picture in front of a big lake. Light up Autumn leaves were beautifully reflected on the surface of the water, and I was able to encounter a fantastic scenery like a mirror. Breathtaking beauty. After taking a few pictures, I soaked in autumn in Japan for a few minutes. (I took this picture which is an illuminated autumn tree in Meiji Jingu Gaien park.)

Summer is the festive season. Several festival occurs during the summer time all over the country. This is one is taken from Shinjuku Eisa festival. During the festival time I saw this young, energetic and enthusiastic boy. He was very happy to perform. Despite very hot humid summer he performed delightfully.

Japanese Spring It was taken while walking in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden.

"Kaiju" When I was photographing the cityscape of Shinjuku, A silhouette that I had seen before jumped in front of me. My eyes widened at the non-standard size that I couldn't see in Kyoto.

2024.4.5 Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Merry Christmas in Shinjuku December 21, 2023 Sumitomo Real Estate Building

Chinese zodiac sign Dragon 2024. Shinjuku at night with dragon-like clouds climbing in the sky December 22, 2023

I've ( ^)o(^ ) watched "Ghost in the Shell SAC_2045: The Last Man" It was still difficult but interesting! There was a panel and Tachikoma-chan at the entrance of the theater, so I took ♡ a lot of pictures I like Ghost in the Shell. The early works were also inspired by The Matrix, but they are not well known to the general public. But if you have the right taste, it's a work that you like all the time, and I like that kind of thing too (* ́ェ'*)

Evolving unfinished zone "Mikan Shimokita" It seems to have opened in Coronavirus pandemic! I thought it was amazing that this concept was held up in an era where you don't know what's in the Coronavirus pandemic. It keeps evolving, so I guess it's an unfinished area.

This year's biggest national park in Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen held a nighttime cherry blossom event which is quite unique and mesmerizing. Those who live near Tokyo must visit this event.

This year's biggest national park in Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen held a nighttime cherry blossom event which is quite unique and mesmerizing. Those who live near Tokyo must visit this event.

This year's biggest national park in Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen held a nighttime cherry blossom event which is quite unique and mesmerizing. Those who live near Tokyo must visit this event.

This year's biggest national park in Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen held a nighttime cherry blossom event which is quite unique and mesmerizing. Those who live near Tokyo must visit this event.

This year's biggest national park in Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen held a nighttime cherry blossom event which is quite unique and mesmerizing. Those who live near Tokyo must visit this event.

I saw cherry blossoms at Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (о ́∀'о) ? It was a good cherry blossom viewing day. I was healed by the blooming of many flowers other than cherry blossoms.

Shin-Okubo at nightfall

This is a night view photo taken from Manhattan Hills (already closed) of the Odakyu Department Store main store. There is Tokyo Mode Gakuen in front and there is a bus stop on the Four Main Line.

Went to Shinjuku Gyoen again, this time to see the autumn leaves before the season ends. The park was as beautiful as I thought it would be. Some of the colors were so vibrant as well, it was really nice. The park was nice and quiet and while it was a bit chilly outside, it was a nice chance to get some fresh air. Been busy lately and haven’t been able to go out as much because of it, so this was a nice change of pace

The Odakyu Department Store Shinjuku store reopened on October 4. We will exhibit at the opening event held in the event space of Shinjuku West Exit Hulk 7F. The photo shows a feather ? made from Japanese paper. CREATOR'S ACCESORY & ZAKKA MARKET 2022. 10.21(Fri) - 24(Mon) 10:00-20:30 Last day -17:00 @小田急百貨店新宿店 Shinjuku West Exit Hulk 7F Event Space If you are near or near Shinjuku, please do! We look forward to welcoming you with pulp art works, accessories and accessories.

Finally managed to visit Shinjuku Gyoen over the weekend Been meaning to go here for a while now and finally had the chance The park itself was quite large, it was a bit surprising how much space it actually takes up in the city. There were a lot of cool stone lanterns and other structures to see throughout the park as well. The Taiwan building was pretty interesting to learn about. Apparently it was donated to Japan in 1924 by Japanese people living in Taiwan. The sign outside mentioned that it was a nice place to feel the breeze and it wasn't a lie either. It felt really nice standing on the balcony overlooking the pond. The breeze came through perfectly. Unfortunately we didn't bring a blanket with us to the park but there were a lot of other people laying down on the grass and it looked like a nice place to have a picnic. We stopped at one of the rest areas and grabbed some drinks as well. I got a lemonade drink that was really refreshing and she got a café latte. We took a quick tour through the greenhouse at the end as well and it had a lot of cool plants inside. I found this flower with grey leaves that I thought was really cool looking. I definitely want to return during autumn to see how the park looks after the leaves change!

This photo was taken in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. The Yae cherry blossoms next to the teahouse stood out and were beautiful.

Went to Shinjuku Station the other day and took of photo of the giant metal sculpture while I was there. I've only passed it a few times since it was erected during the pandemic, but my curiosity finally got the best of me, and I had some extra time anyways so I snapped a quick shot of it. I did a little research on it and it was apparently made by the famous arist Tomokazu Matsuyama and the theme of theme for lack of a better word is to greet visitors with surprise and bewilderment. It's pretty interesting and looks different from every angle as well. If you look at the right side of the photo (it's kind of cut off) you can see it holding a flower with its arm outstretched. The name of it is Hanao-san, and while I'm not sure of the origin behind the name it has certainly piqued my interest...

Went to Shinjuku over the weekend and found a really awesome plaza with an open-style food court that had several different shops inside of it. I was kind of craving some tacos or something ethnic at the time so I went and got a burrito at "Chronic Tacos" because it looked really tasty. It's kind of a "build-your-own burrito" system which is nice. You can choose the type of meat you want in your burrito (I chose spicy pork) and and other toppings I think. I also added guacamole to mine. You can add it on the side or have it put into the burrito as well. I wanted to try a taco as well but since there were other restauraunts I grabbed two slices of pizza at a place called "Cucinova." The pizza tasted great, and the spicy slice that I got had the perfect amount of spicyness! The food was definitely great at both places, although maybe the burrito was a bit expensive. I think it was ¥1200 for a drink and the burrito. They could probably make it a little cheaper, although Mexican cuisine always seems to be a bit expensive in Japan. Maybe it has to do with ingredients. Not sure though. Overall, I definitely recommend checking it out. They've got a coffee place as well and while I didn't get a coffee from there the scones looked pretty tasty! I think there was a bar as well if you're looking to grab some drinks with a friend.

Had a really good looking and tasting bowl of ramen in Shinjuku over the weekend and decided to take a bunch of pictures of it lol. There's so many ramen shops around Shinjuku Station that it was hard to choose where to go at first but we ended up choosing this place - Manbaken Ramen (萬馬軒). The chashu looked amazing just seeing the photos so I decided to get the miso chashu ramen with an egg topping. The ramen tasted really great and the chashu was thick, had a nice salty flavor, and the texture was really nice as well. My girlfriend ordered the spicy miso ramen and unfortunately we didn't think it tasted as good as the normal miso. It was almost like there was yuzu or sansho pepper inside of it and it gave it a strange tangy flavor that neither of us were huge fans of. I still definitely recommend the normal miso ramen though! The normal miso chashu ramen was ¥1100 and a normal bowl of miso ramen is just ¥790

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Cherry branches in contact with water.

This is one of the photos with the sunset shining in from between the cherry trees at the right time. There are also such places in Shinjuku Gyoen!

I took a picture inside the cherry blossoms of Shinjuku Gyoen. It's an unusual photo with two grounds!

It is the cherry blossoms of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden bathed in the light of the setting sun! From above, from below, from the side It is one piece that you can feel the cherry blossoms!

It's the cherry blossoms of Shinjuku Gyoen! I went inside the cherry blossom tree and took a picture. The tree trunks crawling on the ground are impressive!

I was able to take a photo of the reflection of cherry blossoms and the illuminated docomo Tower in the pond of Shinjuku Gyoen! The weather was nice and the wind was light. It was a good environment for taking reflection photos.