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    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[289]
         		 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[379]
         		 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[758]
         		 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[532]
         		 Fashion is an important part of life for the Japanese - Individuality and personal style are integral in order to stand out from the masses. This character seems to have a complete disregard for any current trends, opting for an eclectic mix of 70's chic and vintage sportswear.: by jacklovel, Views[922]
     
    A Chuo line train blazes past overhead in the bustling Akihabara district. The area is renowned for its large crowds, overpowering lights and numerous electronic mega stores.: by jacklovel, Views[396]
         		 The view overlooking Suidobashi where the train systems interconnect. A Marunouchi line metro blasts out of the tunnel whilst the JR Chuo line train passes through the station. Inner city Tokyo is heavily saturated with an array of colour and lights, offering an ever changing landscape.: by jacklovel, Views[593]
         		 Snow Lovers: This cozy snow-couple is backlit from a small candle-filled cave, set into the deep snow drifts along the plowed paths. There are many love-themed nooks, some with benches for couples to pose for photographs of themselves, as this annual winter event is held around Valentine's Day. It's timed to coincide with the nearby Sapporo Snow Festival , which draws a large international crowd to Japan's northern-most island of Hokkaido.: by portlandvagabond, Views[5088]
         		 Magic Canal: Like the climax at the end of a symphony, Otaru's canal is often the finale to a magical evening, as most visitors arrive by train, then wind their way downhill from the station along paths leading to the warehouse district along the canal. After exploring several blocks of illuminated ice globes, log cabins, snow-hearts, jack-o-lanterns, and other creative displays, one can sip tea while enjoying an outdoor concert on a bridge looking back on a scene such as the one shown here.: by portlandvagabond, Views[1327]
         		 Keeper of the Flame: One of the light keepers of the Snow Light Path patches a melted hole with snow from his dish. This annual winter event in the northern Japanese port town of Otaru features several miles of paths lined with decorated candles, slides for kids, and alter-like displays such as the one shown here. His reward for this work in the cold night air is the joyful squeals of children as they explore around each bend in the path.: by portlandvagabond, Views[1302]
     
    Enchanted: A young girl is captivated by the flame of the candles along one stretch of the path. Displays range from candles decorated with delicate leaves and flowers to simple stacks of snowballs surrounding a few votive candles for effect. : by portlandvagabond, Views[1433]
         		 Tsukiji connoisseurs of Tuna, from market to plate.: by nicolewhite, Views[326]
         		 Tsukiji connoisseurs of Tuna, from market to plate.: by nicolewhite, Views[246]
         		 Tsukiji connoisseurs of Tuna, from market to plate.: by nicolewhite, Views[221]
         		 Tsukiji connoisseurs of Tuna, from market to plate.: by nicolewhite, Views[199]
     
    Tsukiji connoisseurs of Tuna, from market to plate. : by nicolewhite, Views[219]
         		 Miyajima, Japan - On the shores of the little island, some find a place to reach the end of the road. Here the deer face was carefully wrapped and covered with a local resident's veil.: by images_in_air, Views[577]
         		 Miyajima, Japan - The small surrounding woods offer peace and shelter in their shadow. This is where the deers retreat at the end of the day.: by images_in_air, Views[534]
         		 Miyajima, Japan - Reshaped for man streets. To prevent potential injuries for tourists and fights between them, a deer male undergo its regular antler removal surgery.: by images_in_air, Views[455]
         		 Miyajima, Japan - A land where nature is always at the corner, still fighting to take back its right over the concrete and technological jungle. At those unique frontiers, the eye can only stop to admire the strength and beauty of life and its code of survival continuously revisited: by images_in_air, Views[463]
     
    Miyajima, Japan - With the dramatically historical city of Hiroshima in the backgroud, Miyajima island is one of those places of exciting confrontation between modern world and raw nature. I love the sense of serenity surrounding them here and all the symbolism carried in this instant where wildlife is watching the observer, almost questioning us on this often forgotten bound between man and nature: Back to Back.: by images_in_air, Views[605]
         		 Although this my look like the entrance to some wild animal enclosure, it is not. From 1986 to 1991 Japan experienced what is known as a bubble economy. When the
         		 Dishes, plates, pots and pans are all that is left. One can almost hear the bustling kitchen staff cleaning and preparing for dinner time.: by coconut, Views[258]
         		 Amoung the rubble, a nearly 20 year old menu remains still intact.: by coconut, Views[227]
         		 What was once the front desk to this hotel/restaurant where a receptionist stood and dealt with the large amount of patrons of this lovely place.: by coconut, Views[256]
     
    That moment of victory, a Sumo tournament in Tokyo: by clancy, Views[313]
         		 Miyajima Shinto Shrine at Sunset: by clancy, Views[732]
         		 Busy streets of Gion, A Maiko greats a business man: by clancy, Views[459]
         		 A Maiko greats an apprentice as tourists wait in anticipation for a photo: by clancy, Views[282]
         		 A Maiko enters a taxi to her next appointment : by clancy, Views[263]
     
    Me on a beach in Okinawa, Japan: by oana_dragan, Views[248]
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    Silly looking car! lol: by alexito_nz, Views[331]
         		 Bungo Toyooka station, near beppu, I got lost catching the wrong train back home! easy to get lost in Japan! lol: by alexito_nz, Views[453]
         		 Beppu Station, cool little town up north of Japan, great place... A+: by alexito_nz, Views[408]
         		 Osaka city, view from the landmark tower, must check it out... its awesome up there. very expensive but great country to visit... A+++ : by alexito_nz, Views[440]
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