Performing at the “No Man’s Land” exhibit at the French Embassy.

Performing at the “No Man’s Land” exhibit at the French Embassy.

Brewed by Brewdog, I had a small sample of it last night at Craftheads in Shibuya. It’s definitely the strongest beer I’ve ever tasted. But at $50/bottle, I don’t think I’ll be tasting much more.

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I shot this photo during a dance performance by Kingyo Jam (金魚JAM) at the “No Man’s Land” exhibit at the French Embassy. I don’t know really how to describe it, other than to say that it is a most sensual and exotic dance performed by these two lovely women, Ayako Minami and Juli Watanabe, who happens to be the daughter of Yumiko Watanabe, the dance choreographer.

My favorite Japanese/French female vocalist, performing in the cold outside the French Embassy, at the No Man’s Land exhibit.

If anyone knows what the writing on the back of his shirt means, please leave a comment.

At Maruya Izakaya, Shibuya, Tokyo.

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The winter wonderland that is the local side street leading down to my cozy apartment.

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After a January that more closely resembled March weather wise, February arrived with Tokyo’s first snowfall of the winter. This is what it looked like by Shibuya Station around midnight as I arrived from a weekend ski trip to Nagano, interestingly enough. The snow followed us all the way back.

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From the fire escape adjacent to my luxury apartment on the 7th floor of Palace Sanjo, Meguro, Tokyo.

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More of those amazing pole dancers.

At Bar Hijoguchi, Shinjuku 2-chome, Tokyo.

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