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 		 What Not To Do On The Tokyo Metro: by wassatagain, Views[13]
 
Baskin Robbins ice cream store: by kimdelacreme, Views[38]
 		 Grapes for sale: by kimdelacreme, Views[31]
 		 Okinawa veiw: by kimdelacreme, Views[24]
 		 Geishas dancing with fans.: by kimdelacreme, Views[37]
 		 A Maiko Geisha ( one in training) to become a full fledge Geisha: by kimdelacreme, Views[53]
 
The Shrine temple by the Big Budda: by kimdelacreme, Views[42]
 		 pretty berries for sale at the flowershop.: by kimdelacreme, Views[36]
 		 The bridge has strong support in case of a earthquake: by kimdelacreme, Views[33]
 		 Fresh Octopus: by kimdelacreme, Views[40]
 		 Shrimp Sushi : by kimdelacreme, Views[36]
 
Sunset in Okinawa: by kimdelacreme, Views[35]
 		 Salmon for sale at the local market: by kimdelacreme, Views[33]
 		 A popular soup- Soba ( buckwheat noodles in beef broth with red ginger on top.): by kimdelacreme, Views[33]
 		 A local cartoon figure in Japan thats popular: by kimdelacreme, Views[35]
 		 Blue Hydrangeas: by kimdelacreme, Views[42]
 
Chigari-e art made of paper & glue.: by kimdelacreme, Views[38]
 		 Negeishi, Japan by Yokohama. A abandon horse track . : by kimdelacreme, Views[39]
 		 Orchids at the local store.: by kimdelacreme, Views[19]
 		 Traditional toilet in some public bathrooms: by kimdelacreme, Views[35]
 		 A pretty view of Cherry Blossoms on Atsugi Navy base: by kimdelacreme, Views[36]
 
Landmark tower in Yokohama: by kimdelacreme, Views[30]
 		 Mount Fuji from a distance: by kimdelacreme, Views[29]
 		 Shrine temple by the big Budda in Kamakura: by kimdelacreme, Views[27]
 		 a pretty bridge: by kimdelacreme, Views[31]
 		 a sweet girl on Childrens festival day in Kamakura: by kimdelacreme, Views[40]
 
Beautiful flowers: by kimdelacreme, Views[36]
 		 Sushi Go-round: by kimdelacreme, Views[13]
 		 Cherry Blossoms: by kimdelacreme, Views[32]
 		 Japanese Wooden dolls: by kimdelacreme, Views[38]
 		 Maiko Geishas: by kimdelacreme, Views[33]
 
Volunteers work in the flooded Ishinomaki civilian market in the harbour area.: by damianozingaro, Views[31]
 		 Minamisanriku, 9.500 people missing, 95% of the town destroyed.: by damianozingaro, Views[32]
 		 Volunteers rescue the photographic archive of the Okawa elementary school.: by damianozingaro, Views[49]
 		 Ishinomaki, 11-11 2011. Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami half year anniversary.: by damianozingaro, Views[38]
 		 After the sunrise on top of Mount Fuji enjoying the clear sky and wondering how this pair of clouds has not moved at all despite the constant strong wind.: by magic, Views[14]
 
The long climb to the top of Mount Fuji paid off with this spectacular view of the sunrise with all of us sighing a breath of relief and overcome with happiness.: by magic, Views[17]
 		 The moments of sunrise on top of Mount Fuji almost invisible through the quickly moving clouds because of the strong wind filling all of us with anxiousness.: by magic, Views[18]
 		 A few minutes before sunrise on top of Mount Fuji after a freezing and tiring night of climb with hundreds of fellow climbers excitedly waiting.: by magic, Views[16]
 		 Tokyo's extensive train network plays an integral role in allowing commuters to easily access all parts of the sprawling urban jungle. In the busy peak hour period on the Chuo line, these commuters seem enthralled by their electronic gadgets. The system can be a very sterile enviroment with little to no personal interaction between passengers.: by jacklovel, Views[75]
 		 Two Businessman eagerly await to board their approcahing train on the Asakusa Line. At all times of the day and night the metro system is overrun by men in suits frantically rushing from one end of the city to the other.: by jacklovel, Views[70]
 
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