Even through the madness of Shibuya's neon lit nightlife, vestiges of the old culture maintain a foothold. Here performers dressed as kabuki advertise an upcoming show.
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Erick Pineda's journal of family, friends, events and a wonderful plethora of other random thoughts. Check out my other blogsite if you're interested, That Foto Guy.
Erick Pineda's journal of family, friends, events and a wonderful plethora of other random thoughts. Check out my other blogsite if you're interested, That Foto Guy.
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- aspiring restaurant owner/chef, but presently art director for national healthcare system.
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