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| A school lunch in Japan, from around 2000 | | A typical kitchen in Tokyo, from about the 1960's |
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| We ate at McDonalds occasionally. Familiar, easy...what's not to like? We did get some odd looks from people when we discarded the buns. | | One of the many subway stations we were at. Sometimes very crowded, but overall a good experience. |
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| This bonsai tree was in the lobby of a department store. Only in Japan would it have been safe there. | | Another yakuniku place (grilled meat) |
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| Skytree | | Views from the top of Skytree |
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| At the Olinas mall area | | Pet stores are HUGE here. |
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| As are dog strollers | | Next we went to a emergency preparedness/fire station that basically gave seminars on fire safety, earthquake safety, and first aid. |
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| This is the earthquake demo...it was very intense, and I wanted it to be over! | | At the jazz festival, Kinshi Park |
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| The kitchen in our apartment. Small but well designed and functional. | | The river again... |
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| | Walking around the streets, so many places were so very well kept up |
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| Books set out for recycling | | Before we left, we went up the Kirakira Tachibana Shopping Street, a nice that hadn't been bombed in WWII |
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| | They had many little pocket parks like this |
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| Baked sweet potatoes are HUGE right now. | | A wire sculpture of a cat |
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| Multi-level bike parking | | |