1OutOfOne Photography

Here are some of my photos from Japan 2010. I am a Japan enthusiast, and attribute my love from watching anime as a child. I am also a junior software engineer, and love learning about new ways to code. I hope to visit Japan again sometime soon, so enjoy the photos that are already here before I post new ones.

Photo to the right: I am visiting Sapporo for the annual Winter Festival with my dorm-mates from college. I am wearing a scarf, flannel shirt, and leather jacket I bought as a set from Shimokitazawa.

Pottery and fish

札幌ゆきまつり

 

A $200 trip up to Hokkaido in time for the Snow Festival. I do not why I went up to Hokkaido, but I would rather have stayed home.

Yokohama + Tokyo National Museum.

This was Keith’s (my roommate’s) last day. We spent the whole day taking apart the wall art we had made with postcards and brochures all semester long.

 

I remember wishing it would not end, but alas I took my flight home and my parents picked me up from Newark in the late evening at the end of April.

奈良 Nara || I loved taking photographs.

I was always quiet. Snapshotting our whole journey. And of course, since my family at home did not know where I was most of the time, so I relished the idea of being in another universe.

大坂

Osaka, Japan. Traveled via Shinkansen to West coast with group from Temple University Japan. Spring semester of 2010 Study Abroad.

It began with sleeping in a 9h capsule bed. The next day we ventured out into the market, feeling as if we (Betty, Keith, Victoria, myself and Leah) were now well-rounded, seasoned travelers of Japan. A few more weeks until our semester would be totally over…

Make it 京都 out.

Part of the TUJ Spring 2010 series.

Sapporo Trip, Winter Festival.

Last Night in Tokyo Forever

Our last night in Tokyo before we took our flights back home to the United States. I felt as if so much time had passed amongst our comrades during the 4 months. And there was also a feeling of dismay, at the prospect of returning to ordinary life, in Pennsylvania, again.