• My friend gave me a souvenir of Kyoto. I went to Kabukicho to receive it this time. Of course we had dinner together and before that, I took photos walking around alone this time.
  • What to clip from the scenery, we got to be able to check the results in real time because of digital age. Sort of thrill whether it might've been able to be taken like we used to have in film age has gone, but now it got ealier to take photos how we'd like them to be. This is nice.
  • 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.
  • This day, I was suggested some great ideas by my friend some locations to take photos where I have never been to, as I wrote above. So from the next time on, I'd like to expand areas to walk around. When is the next time? On this weekend? Anyway, it's gonna be not so far, I guess.
  • I guess I was here for about an hour. I was unable to clear my mind fully, but I did feel a bit refreshed. I didn't mean to take photos, but there was the camera in my hand when I noticed. Thanks, greeneries.
  • This seems to be a shrine.
  • Photos like this every time make me so excited. I feel that I love photos like this so much after all.
  • When I was taking photos outside this bar, this guy approached me and said, "You can also take photos inside the bar, including me and the customers! Go ahead!" I wonder where he was from? "This bar is famous in Kabukicho.", he said. I got his permission to publish this photo online of course. He was a jolly guy. I hope I can see him again.
  • I haven't written about him, Yuzu-san for a while. But it doesn't mean something happened in particular. I just didn't have opportunity to write about him. If there was something, I didn't take photos of him when playing together recently. You know, any articles cannot be written without photos.
  • Actually I hadn't had anything that could be called properly meal for a couple days. It's not good being alone, because I don't do anything except working or playing with Yuzu-san. So I went to Kabukicho to have dinner with my friend. It was sushi dinner again.
  • It was the first time to visit Kabukicho since about a week. Though it was around midnight, there were lots of people, because maybe it was a night before a holiday. I went to the usual sushi resutaurant with my friend. Actually I'd been looking forward to having sushi there personally.
  • 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.
  • I visit my grandma who's hospitalized, but actually I leave her sickroom and rest in my car during she's asleep. If there were a park like this nearby the hospital, it would be the best to refresh, but unfortunately there's no park there.
  • Tofu as an appetizer. I rarely take photos of meals, but I tried to do this day. With RX100III, I was able to take photos of meals easily looking yummy as I thought.
  • Yuzu-san eating supper.
  • The last one I took when I was waiting for my friend to come in front of the restaurant. Feet of people seem to reflect what this city is all about. I hadn't taken this sort of photos much before, it's not bad. Anyway, I'm gonna keep on recording this city by photos in various ways.
  • For instance, I like this photo. An atmosphere of this photo is certainly the one taken with 75mm lens. I thought it would be not like this if with 50mm or 35mm which I usually use.
  • I'd like to leave a message here for myself before I forget it. When I just found this "OUT" and the arrow ahead, somehow it made me feel to get said "Go forward!!" by someone. This is what I must've seen this every time visiting Kabukicho, somehow I felt so this day.
  • One day, I was waiting for a phone call sitting on a bench of a park. Somehow I suddenly got to want to go to the park this day. I just wanted to clear my mind and be healed by the greenery of the park.
  • Before visiting Kabukicho, I had decided to go for "Doping" this day. This is on the way to go for "Doping". It's better to explain what "Doping" means here at the Voice not to make you misunderstand. It means to go over the Shokuan Street and take photos there.
  • Kabukicho didn't used to be the city to go so much. But since last summer, it's been the city often to visit. It's the city to hang out and have dinner with my friend. For me often working until late night, it's suitable that a lot of restaurants open even late night. It's that sort of city.

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Dont' call this "Blog", please.

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Dont' call this "Blog", please.

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Biography
Introduction.

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.

This website is where Nobuyuki Sato writes articles or shares photos and so on. Language used in contents on this website are English or Japanese. On Voice, publishing my thoughts, news, product reviews and so on. On Photos, sharing photos I shooted as my hobby.

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Biography
Introduction.

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.

This website is where Nobuyuki Sato writes articles or shares photos and so on. Language used in contents on this website are English or Japanese. On Voice, publishing my thoughts, news, product reviews and so on. On Photos, sharing photos I shooted as my hobby.