Sushi Dai (寿司大) is a very very popular sushi restaurant in Tsukiji Fish Market. You probably have heard the name in many guide books before. This place is not only famous among foreigners, but among locals as well.
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Showing posts with label Tokyo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tokyo. Show all posts
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Ryusenji Temple Meguro Fudou
There are probably exist a few thousands of temple and shrine in Japan.
It's quite to easy find a temple or shrine close to where you live. One
day, I was taking a walk around Meguro and I was surprised to find the
Ryusenji Temple (滝泉寺) there. See Full Photoshoot here
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Goshiki Fudou,
Meguro,
Meguro Fudou,
Ryusenji,
Temple,
Tokyo
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Culture Japan HQ
It all began one day when I noticed that Chun, a very talented doll fashion designer, was tweeting from Akihabara, Tokyo. I contacted her immediately and we all ended up invading Culture Japan HQ.
See Full Photoshoot here
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Yoyogi in Black and White
It was Sunday, another day of scorching heat. No matter how hot it was,
it couldn't stop me and my partner in crime, Derek, to do a photowalk at
Yoyogi Koen. We walked ( a lot ! ), took photos, ate Biryani rice at
Indian / African Festival, watched basketball match, and practiced some
Juujutsu. See Full Photoshoot here
Labels:
Black and White,
Japan,
Meiji Jingu,
Tokyo,
Yoyogi Koen
Thursday, August 11, 2011
There are many stories regarding the origin of Maneki Neko. The three famous legends are the Goutokuji, Imado, and Yoshiwara. See Goutokuji's legend here
Friday, August 5, 2011
Takano Fruits Parlor
There are many All You Can Eat restaurant in Tokyo, such as the Guts Soul for the meat lover. For those of you fruits lover, let me introduce you a fruits buffet restaurant called Takano Fruits Parlor.
Labels:
Danbo,
Danbo's Story,
Food,
Food Review,
Fruits,
Japan,
Shinjuku,
Takano,
Tokyo
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Shoufuku Ji
Shoufuku Ji (正福寺) is a Zen Buddhist temple in Higashi Murayama (東村山). The Shoufuku Jizo Hall is registered as one of the National Treasure of Japan. See Full Photoshoot here
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Higashimurayama,
Japan,
Jizou,
National Treasure,
ShofukuJi,
Temple,
Tokyo
Monday, November 8, 2010
Odaiba Statue of Liberty
Back in April 1998, to celebrate and strengthen the France - Japan relationship, the original French Statue of Liberty was briefly put in Japan for one year. Due to its popularity, the Japanese decided to make the replica of French Statue of Liberty. The statue was completed in 22 December 2000. See Full Photoshoot here
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Eka + Fanny
Meet Eka and Fanny, the cute couple who just got married... last week ! That's right. Last week !! Instead of me coming to their wedding, they both decided to hop on a plane, fly here to Tokyo, and ask me to document their sweet escape in Tokyo. How could I say 'no' to them ?
See Full Photoshoot here
See Full Photoshoot here
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Asakusa,
Couple,
Disney,
Disneyland,
Eka and Fanny,
Japan,
Odaiba,
Post Wedding,
Tokyo,
Wedding
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Tokyo Sweet Escape
Last week was a little bit special for me. I had a chance to become Han and Waiyu's photographer. What's a better time for a couple to visit Tokyo than Sakura season? During their little sweet escape to Tokyo, I was lucky enough to be able to capture a part of their life.
See Full Photoshoot here
See Full Photoshoot here
Monday, July 13, 2009
Odaiba Gundam

Knowing that the Gundam would be opened on July 11th, I and my friends decided to go there to see the opening. I always wanted to take a night shot of it so we decided to go there around 6 PM.
Full Photoshoot
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Life Sized Gundam

As a celebration of Mobile Suit Gundam's 30th-anniversary, Bandai announced that they will build a 1/1 Scale Gundam RX-78-2. The Gundam is set to be exhibited in July.
Full Photoshoot
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