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Hata3's Free Note
http://on-liberty.homeip.net/en/
- Author: Hata3
- Listed in: Personal Photography
- Tags: art japan diary Photograph photo blog tokyo life
- Added on: Jan 27th, 2008
- Country: Japan
- Language: English
Hata3 is an ordinary Japanese office worker living in Tokyo. I write my blog in English for my English learning. Please feel free to post a comment if you will notice my mistakes. Thank you in advance!
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Today's Young Girls
Tokyo is just in the middle of rainy season. In these days, it rained off and on. So, I organized my digital photos on my computer. This photo by myself, taken around the street of the Yoyogi park on the first weekend of this month. These 3 young ...
Railway track of the Odakyu Line
I always commute to my office by train named Odakyu Line. In February of last year, I suddenly wanted to see the familiar railway tracks and I went to the rooftop terrace of the nearest station. This photograph by myself, looking in the direction of ...
Moving Walkways at Ebisu
Since the Osaka Expo in 1970, moving walkways were broadly installed in big commercial facility in Japan. This photo by myself of the moveing walkways of Ebisu Garden Place in Shibuya ward, Tokyo. It's very long! To tell the truth, I don't really l...
NTT DoCoMo Yoyogi Bldg.
Photo by myself, looking onto the NTT DoCoMo Yoyogi Building from Shinjuku Southern Terrace. The appearance of this building looks so much alike the Empire State Building in New York City. I was surprised very much when this building was completed ...
Krispy Kreme in Shinjuku
A while ago, I got some doughnuts from my neighbor and I heard that she has waited up to 1 hour for buying her doughnuts. Unbelievable!!! 1 hour for doughnuts! I didn't know anything about the doughnuts store, but I had found it by a chance. There...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 9.43 out of a possible 10 based on 7 comments.
Daniel Said:
The photos are very beautiful and the captions are very informative of the situation. I enjoy reading your blog, so far and I hope I can get to everything tonight. Keep blogging~
Tomas Said:
Wow, thank you. It was a great pleasure to meet you. Your blog looks just stunning. I was in awe... your photos are so symbolical, they are talking literally - the pictures and the words - and your English is much better than mine.
It is sorrowful just for one. I didn�t succeed to leave my comments directly on your blog under the posts that pierce the heart.
Josiah Friberg Said:
I enjoyed looking at your blog and the photographs you've posted, esp. the ume blossoms.
I lived in Japan for 3 years (1996-1999) and enjoyed my time there.
Listen, I would like to make an extra income proposal to you about something you could do to make extra money there in Japan.
Could you please write to me directly via email, and then I'll send you my proposal?
homebusiness@josiahfriberg.com
I look forward to hearing from you shortly.
God bless you,
Josiah Friberg
Ali Riza SARAL Said:
Hi,
Very interesting even enticing note about
Japanese Valentine Day.
I could not write to the comments just below that blog entry though...
Kind regards. Nice to meet you.
Ali R+
Olivier Said:
Just responding to the Tokyo snow, in Belgium it melted already a few years ago...and still is... . Nice English, keep your Japanese backgrounds, it's very pretty... Have fun...
