Sumo and Shinjuku

We went along for a sumo wrestling opening night today, it was a full house and I enjoyed it more than I thought I would.
There were still a lot of things which I didn't understand but the main thingRead more
We went along for a sumo wrestling opening night today, it was a full house and I enjoyed it more than I thought I would.
There were still a lot of things which I didn't understand but the main thingRead more
Edo-Tokyo was another large museum that we only scraped the surface of. There was so much to see and learn, but so little time.
Two things I really loved about this museum was the amount ofRead more
We visited for lunch here before heading to the Edo-Tokyo Museum. The lunch was nice, though not the best on the trip. However I really liked the decor...
They had a actual Sumo Ring. And customersRead more
Located in the business district, near the Imperial Palace, Tokyo's station is extremely busy with inter-city trains and the underground. These photos were taken at 5:30pm when city offices wereRead more
Woodblock printing was widely used during the Edo period. Inks used were water-based. Several woodblocks would need to be carved to print the final page, each colour added in layers to the print ofRead more
Aujourd'hui, il pleut ! On fait donc en fonction et se rendons à Kōtō, plus précisément dans un coin garni en musées et petits jardins. Nous visitons le MOT, musée d'art contemporain de TokyoRead more
Wir sind endlich in unserem Hostel angekommen. In einem kleinen Schlafsaal übernachten wir in einem Hochbett, Conzi oben und Alina unten. Kindheitserinnerungen kommen da hoch und wir fühlen uns wieRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Ryōgoku Kokugikan, Ryogoku Kokugikan, 両国国技館
Traveler
Love this shot. I zoomed the geisha girl. She looks so sad and lonely yet thoughtful. 👍
Traveler
Whow. The crowd. !!! Such big men but not a violent sport. Go Japan.