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Tokyo. Sky tree in the background. it's going to be two times taller than the tallest building. 600 meters. What?!
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Tokyo. um. do you really need an explaination?
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Tokyo. Sky tree
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Tokyo. Boat ride! From Asakusa to the Hama Rikutien.
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Tokyo. Hama Rikutien. These gardens used to be a falconry/falcon hunting grounds-and i mean the used the falcons to hunt ducks! not that they would
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Tokyo. Hama Rikutien.
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Tokyo. This is the a duck hunting hut! I'm not kidding. They'd hide in here, lure the ducks into a little Canal with a domesticated duck. Then th
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Tokyo. Hama Rikutien. Another duck hunting hut. it over looks a pond
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Tokyo, Hama Rikutien. the pond the duck hunding hut overlooks.
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Tokyo, Hama Rikutien. the hole that looks at the pond so the ducks can't see you!
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Tokyo Hama Rikutien. Trees!
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Tokyo, Hama Rikutien.
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Hama Rikutien. Were we stopped for snacks.
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Hama Rikutien. Hiking
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Hama Rikutien.
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Hama Rikutien. a dark picture from the top of the little hill i was "hiking.'
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Hama Rikutien. Veiw from the top of the hill.
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Hama Rikutien
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Akihabara. Lunch ticket vending machine.
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Akihabara. Lunch!
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Akihabara. Lunch
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Akihabara. lunch
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Akihabara. lunch
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Akihabara. lunch, action shot.
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Akihabara. Action shot
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Akihabara. One of the many, many arcades. this one is 6 floors and this floor had only claw machines. it was SUPER crowded.
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Akihabara. more of the claw games.
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Akihabara. Jamie playing a claw game. He didn't work. Suprise. Suprise.
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Akihabara. Sega Building!
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Akihabara. Lots of people. This area is famous for geek culture. both for people who love electronics because there are tons of electronics stores,