Framing Japan – Part 6: administrative stroll
A photo walk through Tokyo's Minami-Azabu neighborhood in January 2009. Dreamy and grainy snapshots of quiet residential streets.
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Framing Japan – Part 5: my first journey
April 2001: my first trip to Japan. Grainy disposable-camera photos of Tokyo Tower, Shinkansen, Akihabara, Odaiba, Disneyland and Mashiko's tanuki.
La librairie Morisaki
Retour sur une lecture douce et contemplative, un roman japonais découvert par hasard, qui nous entraîne dans les ruelles tranquilles du quartier de Jinbōchō.
Framing Japan – Part 4
This is the fourth post in the “Framing Japan” series, following Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. For this episode, I selected five photos that share common…
Framing Japan – Part 3
Third part of a photographic journey through Japan, with a selection of five images from Yokohama and Osaka.
Aesthetically pleasing coffee videos
I love coffee — not just drinking it, but brewing it too, with its rituals. Here's a selection of four videos I find especially pleasing to watch and listen to.
The first time I saw Mount Fuji
For someone with a deep appreciation for Japan, witnessing Mount Fuji for the first time was an unforgettable experience.
Framing Japan – Part 2
Second part of a photographic journey through Japan, with a selection of three images of the Tokyo Tower, the Sensō-ji pagoda, and smoking salarymen in Osaka.
Framing Japan – Part 1
First part of a photographic journey through Japan and its unique lighting and scenery, with a selection of four images of Kyoto, Tokyo Tower, and Yokohama.
A FamilyMart in your browser
A digitally recreated facade of a FamilyMart store, including an amusing remix of the store’s iconic doorbell melody.