The glow of the sun
On cold days like today, it’s nice to bask in the glory of the sun. These people here have the right idea. During sunsets, the sun shines brightly in this […]
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How I edited Odaiba Fountain on my iPhone
I’m starting a new series on my blog today, called iPhone Post-Processing, or iPP, for short. These posts are meant to complement my Instagram uploads as they describe in more
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Tokyo Performance Doll in Odaiba
Back in the day when I first started listening to Japanese pop music (J-pop) (think early 90’s), I had a fascination with one artist, Shinohara Ryoko. She wasn’t the prettiest
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Asakusa Dori
This street on the left is called Asakusa (nakamise) Dori. The street is lined on both sides with a number of small shops selling anything from trinkets to snacks to
National Art Centre, Tokyo
If you ever find yourself in Tokyo and have nothing to do (impossible!), make your way to the National Art Centre, Tokyo located near the Roppongi district. Not only is
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Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Christmas Market
Christmas is coming, and with it, the festive spirit is alive in many places around the world. Last year I had the opportunity to visit the Red Brick Warehouse Christmas
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Winter wreaths
Wreaths are often brought out and hung on doors during the holiday season, lifting the festive spirit. However, these holidays wreaths are more than just decorations. There’s a rich history
Kariya Park
Kariya Park is a little bit of greenery in the heart of Mississauga. The park is named after Mississauga’s sister city, Kariya, in Japan. Although it’s not too large a