Aug 1, 2019
Already past 17pm,still 34degrees at #tokyotower #hamamatsuchou #minotoku #tokyo 🥵#toohot 😰 (東京タワー Tokyo Tower) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0nUy3GnXo9/?igshid=yzp4bbvr4cgs
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Already past 17pm,still 34degrees at #tokyotower #hamamatsuchou #minotoku #tokyo 🥵#toohot 😰 (東京タワー Tokyo Tower) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0nUy3GnXo9/?igshid=yzp4bbvr4cgs
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Coming to #hamamatsuchou to have my #business #meeting 🗼#tokyotower #tokyo #tuesday (東京タワー Tokyo Tower) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxbfZd_Hx71/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=non4q30rxxpa
Messy corner, Hamamatsuchou The things that interest me about cities aren’t the tidy faces they show tourists, or the managed attractions, it’s the places where life is lived. Especially the overgrown bits where nature overgrows our public faces. Hamamatsuchou is mainly a business district, managed and swept. Even still, its tumbled jumble of life sneaks out. Bit like how I feel today, really.
浜離宮恩賜庭園・Hamarikyu Gardens
旧芝離宮恩賜庭園・Kyuu Shiba Rikyu Gardens
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旧芝離宮恩賜庭園・Kyuu Shiba Rikyu Gardens
旧芝離宮恩賜庭園・Kyuu Shiba Rikyu Gardens
Hamamatsu-cho buildings (Shiodome)
To put the previous post in its urban context, so you can understand how seriously unexpected and ridiculous it was.
Also because I really like the Tokyoïte architecture's tendency to have overhead walkways and train lines and subterranean passages and bridges everywhere. I took most of these from a walkway right over the station, and as you can see, I also had to climb up one floor from the outside of the building and walk on a little covered terrace path to reach the PokéCen (though it's also accessible from the inside of the building, with escalators and elevators).
There's actually a park right on the opposite side of the street, and another not far which is apparently pretty big and interesting, the Hamarikyuu Teien. So next time, if the weather remains so nice, I might go wander a bit and take some pictures of those too.
POKéMON FIRST, THOUGH
... except that'll have to wait for tomorrow (or later.) because hahahaha so many pics I'm gonna need to resize down all that crap and I need to go to bed.