Tokyo and Mt. Fuji sunset
That’s the Park Hyatt Tokyo on the far left, famous, in part, because of its prominent role in the movie, Lost in Translation.
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That’s the Park Hyatt Tokyo on the far left, famous, in part, because of its prominent role in the movie, Lost in Translation.
Sugamo (巣鴨) is famous for being the old ladies’ Harajuku. However, when I captured this image of the well known and popular statue which cures ailments, it was young ladies looking for a little supernatural help.
Each year Tokyo Midtown puts on an illumination’s display. The moon was trying to get in on the action on this evening.
A minute or two before taking this photo of Mt. Fuji I was able to capture today’s pic of part of Tokyo with Mt. Fuji as the background.
TV Asahi studios in Roppongi in Tokyo frequently has some pretty cool-looking displays in their giant, atrium-like lobby that you can go in and view. Back in September of 2009 they were plugging a new movie with the display shown in today’s photo.
I didn’t see the movie, myself, and it can be difficult getting foreign films in the USA that weren’t super popular in the home country. IMDB gives it rather mediocre reviews as do customers on amazon.jp. Oh well, great looking promo structure in any event.