First time I saw that in Asakusa, I was wondering “but how does it works??”. Now I know:

As far as I can remember I’ve never paid an entrance fee for a public park (even if I did not actually paid, thx Wade =D ). Spring break was a good occasion to see sakura blossoms (cherry trees). And I have to add the park is well maintained. Prepare 200 JPY if you are planning to visit it.

Click on any picture to see it fullscreen. Photos are also available in my personal gallery: Here

Shibuya’s Crossing:

Seen in Asakusa, a funny salaryman exercising, with the perfect background music… :

Vacation time is now over, and the spring term is about to begin. I went to Tokyo for five days, I will post about it later this week-end if I have time. Take it for granted, the webiste is going to change pretty soon. In fact, the only thing preventing me to switch now is that I have not found a template that like yet. However, some things have already started to change: there is now a new gallery (visit it with the “Photos ” link at the top of this page. The reasons why I did that? Well first one, I like this gallery, its easy to navigate inside, it adapts to your screen resolution, … But the true reason is, I wanted to get rid of FlickR. FlickR is good, but the 200 pictures limit on space was a pain in the ass for me. I looked for other solutions, Picasa was considered, but since my server has a 50GB capacity, I thought, hey, maybe I should use it… I have uploaded new pictures, like the panoramas album.

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