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Litter scattered on a street. When I came back here a few hours later, it had been cleaned up properly.
I rarely take photos of crowds like this, but on this day, I tried to take somehow.
There was a lot of people there on this day as you see. It reminds me again this is worthy of one of the big downtown, Kabukicho.
It's quite fun to shoot from upper floors of buildings, aiming down at streets. However, unlike being on ground, I can't move around freely, so the variety of photos I can take could be somewhat limited.
Beautiful and graceful dresses, aren't they?
It's the end of August. A lot of things really happened in this summer. August that those various things happened is going over soon. With remembering a word "Nothing is certain". It's the last visit to Kabukicho in this August on this day.
Spending time with my friend talking gives me energy at least it was a bit. Face to show at work and face to show for friends are different even in case of me like this. But I believe some of members of the team are friend as well as co-worker at the same time. It's a bit complicated.
I arrived at Kabukicho and immediately encountered a fairly large film crew. I'm not exactly sure what they were filming, but there were quite a few security personnel and people who seemed to be involved.
This is here. There didn't used to be these graffitis. Who drew here where there are always a lot of people going around? I don't mean to say anybody must not, right?
Photos like this every time make me so excited. I feel that I love photos like this so much after all.
It's a delightful food sample and gentle light. On this day, I took out the Leica Q as a secondary camera after a long time. Lately, the latest model, Leica Q3, has been making headlines again. As a result, the combination of the usual Leica M-P and Leica Q was unbeatable.
There's been a ramen restaurant I and my friend have been curious about for a while. It's a ramen restaurant called "Kamukura". I have been there only once before, but she said she has never been to. So we went together.
This seems to be a shrine.
So, recently I have been able to understand the feelings of people who gather in Kabukicho like this. But I personally prefer to be there alone not to gather, not with someone except having dinner with someone or something like that.
It was sushi day this day. It might've been since a while to go to a sushi restaurant. Recently opportunity to have ramen was a lot and it was a rice porridge restaurant when I went to Kabukicho for the last time.
It doesn't make any sense especially, but I was able to take a cute photo somehow.
Jeans have different shades, which makes them look interesting when captured in photographs. I remember that I also took photos of jeans the last time I went.
When I looked up, I noticed this graffiti on the upper part of the building. This is just behind the ward office. It's a type of graffiti that often can be seen at ground level, but it's surprising to be painted at such the high place.
I tried to look around to look for where they are, some parts of them who usually lounge and chatting in the square, were lounging where there's roof, there were also guys standing chatting holding umbrellas.
This parking lot here is located in a complex narrow alley. I wonder if anyone actually parks their car here? It always gives me an impression of a place where people gather to smoke.
Actually he was also a photographer, we talked and show each others photos that each of us took drinking ginger ale all the time while taking photos. And even the ginger ale was generously paid for by him, so I didn't spend even a single penny during the bill payment. Even though they were people I met for the first time, it was so enjoyable to have a lively and fun time together.

Born in Niigata pref, Japan, on April 17th, 1984. Living in Tokyo. A board member of a company called "Atotok Inc", working as a creative director.

My first name "Nobuyuki" is my very important name that was given by my loving grandpa. I'm the one who creates Anonyz whimsically. Pink and red hair is identify of mine whose family name is "Sato" that is very common in Japan, like Smith in the U.S.