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Beautiful pictures.
And lol. I can't imagine a homeless person bathing with a drinking fountain. o____o

Very inspirational story shows that if you try hard enough even the most dire of situations can turn to good and I fully congratulate the guy for doing what most people even in a better situation that him would try to.

Great photo's, I've really gotta find out what I'm doing wrong with this photo taking malarkey as somebody said photography is 90% the photographer and 10% the camera, must mean I'm terrible ^.^ its great that you've posted the camera settings gives me an idea on what to try etc.

Wow that was a great story about Kanemoto-san. Very inspiring. It shows that you shouldn't give up no matter how hard it ... oooh a takoyaki stand! Ummm, yea, that story actually reminds me of Tenrou-san now. I hope that when I hit a wall, a really big, thick hard wall, I'll be able to overcome it.

Hmm... and not a lot of people in this article are camera shy, eh? I know some of us here in DC.com are quite camera shy and don't like showing our faces online, especially if our name is tagged along with the photo. I wonder if that will change one day...

So the security really brought backup? ^^;

nice photos and very inspirational story! :)

Beautiful story. Nicely put together with the pictures man! I have to try taking some good night shots with my lumix lx3 but I have a photographer's nightmare - shaky hands.

I like these photo walks, wanna find a group of people to do this with where I live someday. Kanemoto-sans story is really inspiring.

That story is really inspiring.

Awesome impressions of Tokyo once again... you know how to promote this city. ;)

I wish gatherings like that would be possible here or even make sense... but it's hard to find nice spots to take pictures in the area here, to much dirt around tbh.
While in Tokyo everything seems nice and tidy, or you have more spots that are like that compared to germany. ;)

And i bet, if that women would have been some idol or 2D person, you wouldn't have forgoten her name hehe! :P

Great pictures and very inspiring rags-to-riches story. It's amazing how Kanemoto-san's strong passion and determination allowed him to overcome the extreme odds and obstacles.

Love your motivational articles! Keep it up~

First picture looks like a movie studio set ^^

Also this picture has a ghost in it :O image ID#26892 Look at the right side between the security guard and Johnny Li! You see some legs and no person!

Interesting story Danny, thanks for sharing it ^^ Lovely pictures as always!

The LX3's better night shots are probably best attributed to the bright F2.0 aperture, it just lets a whole lot of light in.

The Canon 50mm F1.8 Mk II is a good cheap night lens but on the Kiss x2 it has an effective focal length of 80mm making it unsuitable for wide angle shots. I use the Canon 50mm F1.4 USM which is an even bright lens but find it difficult to use for large landscape shots.

Canon has bright 20mm and 24mm lenses but their "L" (pro) series and cost a premium :(

Nice pictures of the city. . Would it be a lot to ask to do a couple more on B/W.. the feature does look nice.

I like how you managed to take pictures at night without a tripod, or did you have one?

Usually my subjects are rather latargic and fast moving, so I can't get my settings up in time to take them.

So I want to give a dime to the person who made rapid fire.

Yeah, the LX3 does benifit from a nice fast lense... Got mine today and have been trying it out. As a matter of interest Danny, what white balance settings are you using? Or is it a custom set?

I still don't reckon it's low light performance is as good as the DSLR... though I've been spoilt with an great set of lenses... and having seen a friend snapping away in low light with a 14mm...

Still for a compact: very impressed.

image 26881 - is the white dot in the sky a star, a planet, or something else? lovely photograph.

image 26883 - if that's you on the left, Danny, who took the picture? your wife perhaps? :)

image 26894 - I love the color composition in this one. you're right, Danny, the roadworks look great.

Amazing story on Kanemoto-san.

I love your photo walks because of the motivational stories and messages you give to inspire us.

I realize how crappy my camera is whenenver I see Tokyo Photo Walk articles ^^; But I probably would not upgrade my camera anytime soon though... I try to minimize the bulk I carry to Japan including camera >_<

What an awesome story

I've actually reached the endpoint of a part of my life. College life is ending this week and then it's out to the big 'beyond' - I guess this also is the most scary part of my life and the most challenging and exciting at the same time!

I'm not sure if I got what it takes to make it big, but I'll make my stand.

Time for me to break a few walls then!

Wow quite an incredible story. I don't think i'd have the will power to survive homeless for more than a month.

Wow, that was a very inspirational read.

inspirational story. the part about the walls is true. i still remember you saying that people waste their lives thinking some opportunity will arise to make it big. that could be the biggest wall to break imo.

btw seems that the lumix seems to have a really good sensor. most of the pics are overexposed in the bright areas if you compare it with the canon kiss pics.

Wow, gosh that was an inspirational story. Kanemoto-san made his 10,000 yen into millions over the course of a few years. Truely shows what humans can do if they're determined. I'll have to find some episodes of BariBari to get more of these stories!
Danny, you should take some daytime photowalk pictures, most of the ones i've seen are all night time.
Web Developer Mirai Inc. new member? Or do I just not pay attention...
Ha! Security guard, can't fight the power of a bunch of photographers.
Bright lights everywhere, i'd be dazzled if I went into a city like that.

Twelfth photo down. re: "Insufferable Internet D-bags Stick it to the Man"

Nice work being a smug ass to plebe. Sure showed him.

I would love to go for a Tokyo Night Walk!!!!!
I wonder would there be one when i head to Japan in late July...or even August...

great story plus i think its cool that the group lets non-Nikon users join in the fun.

I can still see noise in the LX3 night shots.

Inspiring story. Right now I'm surrounded by walls and I am finding a way to break it down. Can someone here lend me a hammer :X

Great photos as usual and I noticed image ID#26892 has a ghostly figure in between the guard and the photographer.

Congrats to Chris for getting the job at Mirai Inc.!

Thanks for the story on Kanemoto-san ! Its also great to hear something inspirational from time to time to remind ourselves to work harder ! :]

You do any kind of enhancing on your photos danny ?

And that is a pretty inspiring story; very movie like I suppose.

With me being unemployed and in debt in this economic depression, kind of wish I had some similar trade skills I could use to find work. Unfortunately all I have going for me, is my skills in customer service. A very essential skill to have, however to make the most of it, it should be paired with a trade skill of some kind to really gain success. (like some kind of IT related skill)

Nice pictures + nice story = Excellent post

VERY insipiring story Danny, as someone who is also out of work (Have been since leaving college) and also at a crossroads in my life the article certainly gives me something to think about and ponder.

It's only recently that i've decided to change what potential career I want (I'm only 21, maybe i'm being a bit too dramatic lol) from something in ICT to Teaching and currently over the next few weeks seeing if I can get into a University to begin the training to do so, if after 4 years I come out as an NQT (Newly Qualified Teacher) then I can feel i've done something with my life because as of right now I feel 'empty' if that makes sense.

Danny, you've really got yourself a great deal on your Lumix. it captures the moment nicely with a very good layout of
the lighting. Least in japan, some of those try to make a living while majority here in PH just prefer to ask for alms. Although who are we to criticize them so much but i do feel sorry for them.

I was only expecting a good photo review when all of a sudden a story of success came in. The article then became a 100% win for me. DC had given me so much inspiration from getting serious on my course and aim higher.

We have a saying here in the PH that goes
" Pag may Tiyaga, May Nilaga". Translating this, it means that if you continue to persevere and never lose track of what
you aim for then you will eventually reach the goal and claim your prize.

Many thanks again Danny for another awesome article.

great photos, and i loved the story ^_^, a nice peaceful and serene scene to go with a great story, you should do it more often ^_^

Kanemoto-san sure is a remarkable guy and he has the luck too. Love the pictures by the LX3 ;D

Wow high praise for the LX3. Better night time photos than a SLR?!

Very inspiring story on Kanemoto-san.

Once again it shows us if we never give up, we will get to somewhere we wanted to be.

Chris Gaunt - Web Developer Mirai Inc.
New Mirai Inc member identified ^_^

wow i want LX3 right now
can someone tell me the sites that sell that camera ??

Kanemoto-san story is a very inspirational story. If I was in his place, I might have given up already. Amazing person.
Anyway, congrats to Chris Gaunt !

Hehe... Makkudonarudo desu wa! :3

very motivational story I must say. I think you just converted me to use Lumix LX3 instead of Nikon D90. ^_^

I agree with everyone it was a very motivational story. Since I've been constantly in a wall and didn't know what to do i think i know what i must do now, thanks. ^^

so the new employee is Chris Gaunt

Once again I'm blown away by the great pictures. Thanks for posting the settings. I'm a fledgling photographer and it always helps to see what other people are doing to achieve such wonderful pictures.

Inpirational great post thank you!

Another great photo walk! ^^, I really love photo walks! It is really very inspirational and I definitely love those great pictures, its really nice! ^^,

nice pics danny.
i person bathing at a water fountain lol imagine that!

That ISO 1600 shot looks really good. Nice set with a nice story.

That Story is very inspirational , I've read a book once on how to be rich steadily .

There was this one quote that I would always remember " If a person is poor that means that person is mentally thinking that he/she is poor , That person must mentally think that he/she can get rich by working smarter and harder" ( Memory is kinda fuzzy ^^;;)

One cannot be rich quickly ( except for lotteries ). As I learned , there are No shortcuts in life , there will only be walls that YOU would overcome it by yourself .

Also , Try donating some money to charity and the poor as GOD will return the favour to YOu in time .

"a festival near our station to celebrate the completion of the construction work."

Honto ni?

Thank you very much, I was really missing these photo walks. Your previous ones have been a great inspiration to me and convinced me very much to go on and give it the best I have, not to give up. I wouldn't even be in the same state of mind without them.

So is this a sign that they'll be coming back more often from now on?

Thanks for another inspirational story.

wow. thats a real nice story... Sadly... i suck so much @ Visual Studio T.T.

Woah! Very inspiring story! He homeless and keep only 10.000 yen and send the rest to his wife?! Determine and love is a great power!

that story was so inspiring

nice night photo walk..
I'm using Olympus e-520 and never good in outdoor photo especially at night but still learning..
i was once almost end up with LX-3 but unfortunately not..
actually i'm looking for compact camera with manual function..
and i don't know why i buy that Olympus..
seeing you taking your picture with LX-3 like thats makes me feel like I'm not doing the right choice back then..
LX-3 is my first choice and some other camera but not Olympus but why i decided to buy that Olympus instead..
time has past and i cannot do anything about but im quite jealous when people have the camera that i want..

(T.T) ---> (-v-) Thanks for the story, I'll stand up and do my best!

that homeless guy is very inspirational is his book in english?

Wow Danny, great pictures coupled with a great story. I have lurked every now and then, but finally joined your community. The figures and storm trooper stuff is fun and all, but I am really inspired by your dedication to your site, as well as your advancing career. Most of all, I am moved by your desire to improve your life and the lives of those you touch.

I have recently run into as many walls as one can imagine both personally and professionally. It is only by the good grace of my parents that I am not homeless. I hope that in the coming months I can find my passion and determination so that I can tear down these walls that threaten to fall down on me.

Thanks for doing what you do. In time, I hope to meet you and possibly even work with you once my education and career are back in order.

Really inspiring story T^T found it sad how his "friend" said that to him.Also lol at running away before security came.

Thank you for the inspirational story, will do my best in life and not falter when having problem or obstacle.

Thank you.

Amazing picture you've there!! ^^

Are in Japan some kind of public power sockets or where did Kanemoto-san get the electricity for his laptop from?

Toyosu! Reminds me of eden of the east. And I really wish our homeless people in Vancouver weren't bums. Here they just give up on life and leech off everyone. At least the panhandles aren't too aggressive I guess...

Very good photo article again, this is definitely my favourite part of this page!
There are a lot of homeless people around here, but many of them will never make it big like Kanemoto-san, simply because many of them don't have the necessary skills and knowledge to creatively create something new. Working at a factory for 10-20 years then loosing everything is the end for many people, unfortunately.

Gorgeous shots...a real inspirational story indeed...

Thanks for the inspiring story Danny, kanemoto san's story was very interesting. Learned a lot from this post.

Never knew u could take pictures in groups together, gotta try that sometime.
Keep the green light plz- Looks good ^^

Hehe Christ Gaunt was the chosen one. ^^;

Very motivational story. Thanks Danny.

Awesome story about OKwave. Very inspirational.

Congrats to Chris ^^

With each post, I love even more the pictures you post.

The story particularly touched me because it's easy to just give up when things get hard or you've fallen into an spiraling pitfall, but a lot harder to fight against the odds. Thank you Danny, your posts always give a lot of motivation to average people like me ^^

Such an inspirational story..
It really motivates me to try and make it big as well.
The only thing left now is to find out how..lol..

And as always, the LX3 never fails to impress me.

wow... great story...

I always like your trips around town with the lumix, buut i do see my name there, which is impossible ;) -> Florian

I'm still in Germany Danny ^^

Great story about Kanemoto-san, very inspirational! Will certainly refresh my motivation!

Really beautiful pictures Danny. Thanks for sharing the settings you used on some. Mind if I ask which lens you used on the Canon?

I would never have thought something like that'd happen, it's very moving.
It makes me want to work harder. Love the photos aswell, and that you've said which are taken with which camera.

Its really nice!.. I definitely love your "Tokyo Photo Walks" articles Danny, great pictures. ^^, its very motivational and inspiring story of Kanemoto-san life... great determine... Try do my best in my Life to ^_^, Thanks for It Danny!

Interesting little tale, sure are alot of them about going from super poor to super rich. Still think having alot of money is overated although it nice personally think that life is for living instead of working and getting folks approvals.

A very good story. Hard work always pays off.

And great photos. I need to start taking more, maybe see if there is a photo walk group around here.

What a very inspirational post, Danny :)

There a lot of times when I just want to hang the towel and give up, but through perseverance and determination, anything can be accomplished.

Awesome story and very inspirational, thank you Danny.

Love the pictures, and the story was just amazing!

Great pictures as always Danny, I am grabbing a few for my wallpaper :D. Very amazing story too.

I am always impressed by your photography. Besides you being into anime, it was the main reason I came to this site. Thanks for the story as well!

Great pictures. And I always wondered about the green hue of you pictures, now I know:) Looks cool and relaxing.

Hello Danny,

Im deciding whether to buy a Canon Rebel XS or Nikon 60D and I'd be glad if you helped me with the choice. Just to consider, Im a beginner in photography, but I do graphic art etc..

Thank you.

it's kind of a good coincidence to many probably that you posted this article
i'm studying in a field totally unrelated to design: kinesiology but my passion has always been graphics or web design

i'm kind of unemployed but my PT job is to design websites/posters or anything, still an amateur obviously

to read that someone who is homeless can start from scratch and build a business of his own is truely an inspiring story

i actually find a lot of your stories very helpful, i even tell my friends that you are my idol =p

i hope i come out of my shell soon and take the courage to do what i have always wanted to do and not be afraid of coming out of my safety circle

Those pictures are really great ^_^. I too am considering purchasing a Canon Rebel XS.

That story was very inspiring, those photos are soooo good and japan is soooo beautiful!

Awesome photos! I believe it was a lot different experience to be there. I'm going to visit Japan someday. These are truly inspiring! If it is okay I'll use them for my art studies. They are personal, not commercial.
Keep up your blog. I love articles like this.

Love the "at the end of all storms are blue skies and calm waters" saying. I'll remember that when times get tough. Nice pics too.

Interesting article. Makes me want to do something bold to move myself forward. hmmm

What a beautiful story of perserverance and determination! Thank you for sharing! Your photo's went along nicely!

Great story and pics, Danny.
Photo Walks are always nice to read.

What were the ISO settings, shutterspeed and aperture of the last batch of LX3 shots?

Hey I remember that night, you walked with one of your daughters :)

Great story, Danny! I hope someday I'll have my own to tell the others! :)

i thought that japan had some public baths in some areas, I'm probably wrong though...

Very nice photos with an inspirational story...

Excellent pictures! I can totally see what you mean when you say you like the green lighting.

Great story too. It's cool to hear a real-life example of a success like that.

Great inspiring live of a down and out man striving for his dreams and finally realised them. Really respect his focus and perseverance. Nice photos there and the colours look rich.

I started to read the stories and forgot the pictures, good story by the way; gives you a perspective that at least I have a roof to sleep under and food to fill my stomach.

Nice story. I love how the roads are fenced off in Japan when they're doing road work, and all those signs of apology is fascinating too.

Looks like you caught a ghost in (image ID#26892). I see feet and leg but the rest of the person is gone. O_O Creeeeepy.

I really want a nice camera that takes good pictures at night, like yours. My Sony camera was apparently really expensive, but I can rarely get nice pictures with it. It's always acting up in some way. :|

I think some of the pictures were used before. And here homeless people stay homeless and don't do much as far as I know.

Danny

Thank you for the excellent photo walk and notes.

Also, Congratulations to Mr. Gaunt on his new position with Mirai!

- Gabe

Ummm...met that wall today, yesterday, well in the classes I have now, didn't learn what I needed to pass the class I have now and learned many new stuff with the old stuff that I should've learned. If I want to pass this class I would have to break it down, though my grade sucks I feel that I have learned a lot and I mean A LOT of stuff during these few weeks. I paid too much I give up now, the lesson I learned this time around has given me new hopes and hey, the fun stuff my major promises has just begun.

Thanks Danny for your usual motivation articles, Kanemoto-san is someone to also look up to when you become "lost" and also my Kami-sama!

Always so eloquent when need be. Beautiful photography as well.

That was truly an inspiring story.
Thanks danny
Now time for me to study Chemistry and Biology for my finals!!!

OK wave?! u mean "that" OK wave??!!
omg!! i always use that site to ask ppl when i got stuck with my experiment^^;

I'm thinking all the talk about the lovely Lumix LX3 caused it to be sold out in places... such as B&H. The camera is so awesome, one can only wonder why its not sold out everywhere

Also God bless the homeless. Such a wonderful story, it highly motivates me as well makes me grateful I'm not on the streets.
Thanks for sharing!

One thing I noticed about the homeless I came across in Japan was the lack of psychotic symptoms that quite a number of homeless here in Berkeley and San Francisco display. A few of the homeless I talked to near Berkeley (the non-nutty ones) said they were protesting the high rent (despite the rent control being quite favorable), I wonder if any Japanese homeless have similar esoteric reasons?

I enjoy your occasional pep talks about being positive, and moving forward in spite of circumstances. 25 years ago I would have gotten more out of your occasional chats than any number of "motivational speakers" I slept through. Where were you 25 years ago? LOL!

Hello,everyone.
I comment for the first time here.
Mr.Danny Choo takes very beautiful Photo.
By the way,I take a picture with FUJIFILE'S FinePix F100.
and,I study English everyday.
みなさんこんにちは。初めてここにコメントします。
ダニー・チューさんが撮る写真はとても綺麗ですね。
ちなみに僕は富士フィルムの「FinePix F100」を使っています。
そして、僕は毎日英語の勉強をしています。

I love the photos but the story is just amazing. I am a designer but still trying to find my true passion in life to follow. There are many things I love but I just cant find that one thing to focus on. Wish me luck! Thanks for the story Danny!

An inspiring anecdote indeed. We should all work hard to meet our goals.

I still find incredible how you manage to get awesome pictures with no blur at night, with no tripod at all with the Lumix camera...

I think its a god idea to go with a group in your photowalks, specially at night. ^^

Very inspiring story and amazing pictures. Must be fun going in groups taking photos.

i have to change

*stares at css textbook. think i oughta start taking a serious approach to programming... arghhh

lovely pix danny ^o^ and great story, very inspiring :)

Your pictures you have taken are really good. How did you get soo good Danny? And congrats to Chris Gaunt for being the person hired by danny

nice pictures...
I just love the tokio photo walk and a week in tokio articles...

hmmm I'd really ike to see more pictures of japanese people in daily life...

whatever... keep it up...

I see all these photos and it makes me want to by a camera of my own. I've been looking at MHS-PM1 Webbie HD Camera & Black Cyber-shot® S950 Digital Camera, but I can't decide. Can anyone offer some feedback?

Tokyo is beautiful at night as well, wish I could see it with my own pair of eyes.

Cool story, and insprational.

Always impressed with the way the LX3 can capture digital nightshots in low light conditions. I like taking artistic black and white photos, but haven't done so in awhile and never at night.

The few homeless I did see in Japan ages ago were very different than the ones we have here. They were relatively clean and mostly kept to themselves preserving a little self dignity in their unfortunate situation. Here they just follow you around, and hound you for money.

the story reminds me of slumdog millionaire ^^ it's always that bitter comes before sweet.

I cant take night shots without a tripod unless I use flash. I've got super shaky hands!! ^^;

Nice pictures, I think you should have taken a shot of the police's face when he came XD

Then he'd ask you to delete it and chase you around if you say no lol

Very cool shoot. I miss tokyo, it seems there is always something new take pictures of! :)

Lovely photos. I wish there were beautifully it places around here to get such shots.
And the story? Incredible. Such determination is an admirable quality. A true inspiration.

Have to say when I was in japan, it was very hard to take a bad photo- I had to buy several new SD cards (back when they were a bit pricey mind you!)

Indeed, a very inspirational story =) After hearing it, somehow the walls that I think I tend to run into are very insignificant compared to his -_-"..

Nice photos by the way =DD

Brilliant photos and great motivation as always.

Very nice story Danny. I enjoy your stories and you positive attitude towards life. Now I know I really am going to buy a Lumix LX3 your photo's are beautiful. Please don't stop the Tokyo Photo Walks I find them very entertaining.

Best wishes,
Leah
>^..^<

once again Danny u take my breath away with Ur super good pics keep it up ^^

Lovely story that goes very well with the photowalk...makes us feel that you're next to us having a conversation while walking through Tokyo!

The story is really amazing. I salute anyone with the spirit and determination to overcome such daunting obstacles and come out on top.

Never say die and always persevere!

My life at times have been somewhat smooth up to the birth of my daughter when it got quite tough the first year. I almost broke up with my wife because of the stresses of a child at home as well as conflicts between spouse that were there even before my daughter was born.

I'm glad that despite the occasional fighting and cold wars, we managed to survive and my beautiful daughter is 15 months old!

Life is a challenge. Sometimes to get up each day is difficult when you lose your motivation and reason for existing.

I think your post is a powerful one that has inspired many as it has inspired me.

Be well and prosper!

Danny thank you for the inspirational story, i always finds words of encouragement in this sites.

o__o.
Kanemoto's my idol now!

Just beautiful - btw the story is kinnda depressing.

streets of japan looks so nice and cool at the night

I just love your photos! They have such a cool contrast and somehow captures illumination in dark settings so wonderfully. It makes me want a Panasonic Lumix. =)

Great night shots. So clear and sharp. The Lumix LX3 does a great job. The Lumix ZS3 is featured on Gizmodo - strong recommendation.

After seeing photos of the ladies in beautiful kimonos at the festival near the site, I wondered how much money Japanese women spend on each year.

Awesome photographs!
Wonderful story . . . followed the links you provided and then got curious . . .
"The" Danny Choo is not on Wiki???
hmmmm

Wanted to thank you for opening vistas of wonder that have enriched my life and inspire new path of creativity and child-like joy.

Danny Choo Rocks!

jewels ;>

All your photo walks are great. Amazingly, they get better and better. Always remind me of my few short times in Japan and get me back into my Japan dreamland feeling. I love the details of life there. Thanks Danny Choo!!

Wow that story on Kanemoto-san is really inspirational. Now that I have some more free time due to summer vacation I'm going to use his story as inspiration to work harder.

O and Danny, on some of your pictures you put .8 and .4 seconds. Did u mean 1/8th and 1/4th seconds instead? Because, I dont think the Canon DSLRs do 4/5th and 2/5th second exposures, but I'm not exactly positive since I haven't messed with the interval between exposures on mine too much.

the shots are great. the story really got to me just like everyone who has read it. The photos on this part of the town are amazing. I would still want to live in that part of the neighborhood. It looks lively. ^^

Amazing and inspirational story about Kanemoto-san.

Your pictures are also amazing as usual. I think I am gonna get myself a Lumix LX3 when my next paycheck comes in. Was deciding between this and a Powershot G10. Have to say, the colours are brilliant on the Lumix LX3. Played with my friend's G10 and I thought it was good too, but when I saw your photos, LX3 is better. =P

INSPIRING!!!!

heh i was reading the story more than paying attention to the pictures. sry >_<

This is the best street i've seen so far in the world

Amazing picture quality, what MP camera is that?

Very inspirational, thank you for sharing that, I would've never heard of the guy or his story without this article

beautiful clear shots taken and i luve it. more like i wish i had a digital slr.

Kanemoto-san's tale is a very insirping one. I hope it will make others realise that there really is a light at the end of the tunnel. Tales like these not only motivate me to work harder but also make me realise how blessed I am sometimes and that I shouldn't take so much for granted in life.

I also really like the green lighting effect you've used in some of the pictures. Though I did think it was the street lighting colour and not some effect you had used on the camera!

these pics r so beautiful

You make me want to live in a Japanese apartment thingy. XDD

Nice photos.

Maybe I'll go next summer to Tokyo.
I hope I can see you some day.

Bye!

Very inspirational, the kind of story that make me wanna quit my job to do what i really wanna do in life.

Whens the next photo walk gunna go up, its been almost 2 months now.
I need my fix lol

I can't get over the look of Japan, there's just something about it. Your photos make up my changing wallpaper. Great stuff!

hi there!

i love these photo walks!makes me feel like i'm all the way there instead of little old Trini.
thanx for giving me a little break form my real world :)

hope ur well!!

I am happy for Kanemoto-san

"No matter what the odds are, Focus, Determination and Passion will get you through the storm because at the end of all storms are blue skies and calm waters.

If you have hit a wall then climb over it or break it down because if you do nothing then you will be staring at the wall for the rest of your life - and you never know, the wall may fall on you cutting your life short ^^;"

I really needed to hear this, thanks Danny.

It's so colourful and flashy out there, wasn't it?
I personally like flashy stuff... like bombs and wars....

Hope you can take more photos from above. I wanna see tokyo
from that angle... hmmm... must be nice...

Beautiful story ^.^