Park with Flair.
Why park your bike on the street when you can park it in a lot with flair?
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10/28/2006
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Tokyo Rail & Subway Lines
thoughts and images from the tokyo cityscape [and beyond]
about
- travis
- Ueno-Okachimachi, Tokyo, Japan
- This journal features images and commentary from my three months in Tokyo during Autumn 2006. I am an aspiring architect who is currently based in Vancouver, Canada.
Previous Journal Entries
Index
- Ameyoko Market (4)
- Aoyama/Harajuku (3)
- Autumn (1)
- Baseball (1)
- Beer (2)
- Bicycles (2)
- Crosswalks (1)
- Daikanyama (1)
- Dining Out (3)
- Ebisu (1)
- Elderly (1)
- Examples of what NOT to do (2)
- Expressways (1)
- Fish (1)
- Foreign Office Architects (FOA) (1)
- Fuji TV Studios (1)
- Fushimi-Inari Taisha (1)
- Ginza (5)
- Green Walls (3)
- Hakone (3)
- Harajuku (1)
- Herzog and de Meuron (1)
- Hiroshi Nakamura (1)
- Japanese Rockabilly (1)
- JR Train Line (5)
- jun aoki (2)
- karaoke (2)
- kengo kuma (2)
- Kenzo Tange (2)
- Kisho Kurokawa (2)
- Kyoto (4)
- Markets (3)
- Materials (1)
- Meiji Shrine (1)
- Mt. Fuji (2)
- My Neighborhood (9)
- Nakagin Capsule Building (2)
- Nara (1)
- Nippori (1)
- Odaiba (1)
- Omotesando (2)
- Park Hyatt / New York Bar (1)
- Parking (1)
- Prada Aoyama Tokyo (3)
- Public Spaces (2)
- Rafael Vinoly (1)
- Rainbow Bridge (1)
- Renzo Piano (1)
- Roppongi (2)
- SANAA (1)
- Shibuya (3)
- Shimbashi (1)
- Shinagawa (1)
- Shinjuku (1)
- Shinonome Canal Court (1)
- Skyline (1)
- Sprawl (1)
- Sushi (2)
- Sustainability (1)
- Taiching Metropolitan Opera Hall (1)
- Tokyo Design Week (1)
- Tokyo from Above (4)
- Tokyo International Forum (2)
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (2)
- Tokyo Tower (1)
- toyo ito (4)
- Tradition (3)
- Traditional Architecture (2)
- Transit (4)
- Tsukiji Fish Market (3)
- Typhoon (1)
- Ueno Park (3)
- Ueno-Okachimachi (8)
- Vancouver (1)
- Vending Machines (1)
- Warehouses (1)
- Yokohama (1)
- Yoshinobu Ashihara (1)
- Yoyogi Park (3)
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