Showing posts with label harajuku. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harajuku. Show all posts

Saturday, June 6, 2009

Graphic UT T's



What you see before you are T-shirts in tubes. Absolutely serious. When you walk into UT Uniqlo Harajuku the walls are lined with these merchandised T's.


There's a bunch of different gamer style T's, animated characters, and bad Engrish designs to choose from. Definitely could frequent this store on a regular basis and add to the collection. Simply awesome clothing line!

Monday, November 17, 2008

Another Random Sunday



After another epic session of overnight karaoke my friend Irene and I recharged ourselves on two hours of sleep. We headed into Harajuku (typical but w/e!) to rendez-vous with some of her friends from Toronto who are currently visiting Tokyo on vacation. After wandering Omote Sando Hills for awhile we made our way over to Ginza to do some more exploring and to meet up with another one of the networked friends.


Dinner took place in Tokyo at an izakaya and we all headed over to Ed's place later for his house warming party. I didn't mean to be an ass, but I showed up with three people, two of which I had only met a few hours ago. It was good old fun; random and spontaneous, a common theme for weekend outtings.

Monday, November 10, 2008

Autumn Colours



Colours have slowly been changing from green to red/orange/yellow/brown and some parks are starting to look spectacular. It's sort of funny since I never really appreciated the season changes back in Toronto but for some reason when I'm outdoors here it's a big deal.


Unfortunately when I arrived earlier this year it was too late and I had already missed out on Sakura (cherry blossom) season. Hopefully, when it rolls around again in Spring I'll be able to experience it in full effect.


Going along with the "red" theme H&M in Harajuku had their grand opening on Saturday and kicked it off with a red carpet party. There were masses of people lined up around the blocks and police officers were hired to bring them in group by group.