A Tokyo Metropolitan Government on Lomography

A Tokyo Metropolitan Government
written by shooooter on May 23rd, 2009 , 4 comments (4 votes)

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lomography journey shinjuku, tokyo, japan, and lc-a 25th anniversary
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a Tokyo metropolitan government
Shinjuku, Tokyo
Japan
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Shinjuku is one of the biggest cities in Japan, and this is the heartland of Tokyo. This city has a Tokyo metropolitan government and various office buildings. We went to the surrounding areas of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Tower. This day was Saturday, so there were only few business people. Therefore the empty streets where the office buildings were located were very lonely. Also, it was a gray city without the saturation. So we tried to make it more attractive to the city where vividness was insufficient with our cameras. In addition we expressed love to Lomo, using our body, our emotion, and all objects in the lonely large city, because we love Lomo and the LC-A. We have exceeded our schedules by taking pictures of Shinjuku, but we didn’t mind. After taking pictures of Shinjuku, we went to the next shooting spot, Shibuya Station.

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4 comments

by breakphreak
6 months ago
ahh :) Worth to mention (if I remember right) that in one of those two buildings on the ground floor there is a tourist department, where you can take Tokyo maps with tourist walking routes for free. You can also ask any question you want and join the volunteer tour where Japanese people want to practice their English and Western people simply enjoy the tour :)
by breakphreak
6 months ago
PS: I think that it was that building. :) Thank you again for the truly creative pictures.
by stouf
6 months ago
Wooo takuji is on fire these days !
by takuji
6 months ago
Hi guys! thanks a lot for your comments. Actually "shooter":http://www.lomograph(…)s/shooooter is the one who organized this journey! Please check his gallery as well :)

@ breakphreak
I did not know about the volunteer tour! thanks for your info.

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