Want to share your best Japan photography with us? Send me your best shots of Japan with explanations, and I'll put them on TokyoMango (with a photo credit, of course, and any other info you send along). It could be scenery, a moment captured on film that meant something to you or told you something about Japanese culture, or something just totally abstract or random that looks cool. Thanks!
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April 26, 2009
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This was a sign in front of a restaurant in Akasaka:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/garthwebb/3225325134/in/set-72157613028150316/
I was really curious about what kind of fish that was and if they served it or not. However it was a 'serious' restaurant (no pictures) and with jet lag, I didn't feel like my Japanese was up for it.
Posted by: Garth Webb | April 27, 2009 at 06:47 PM