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Category Archives: Life in Japan
Виталик/Vitalik
Исполнилось пять лет как трагически погиб Виталий Савилов. Он был убит в подъезде рядом со своей московской квартирой 9 марта 2005 года. Это был блестящий японист, журналист, писатель, успешный бизнесмен. Его родственники и бизнес-партнеры переиздали книгу, которую он написал в … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Japan, Family & Friends
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Fear and Loathing in Tokyo Subway / Хэллоуин в токийской подземке
Every year group of foreigners kidnaps a Yamanote-line train. While the train circles around Tokyo, wild party going on… В последнее воскресенье октября ровно в 9 часов вечера от платформы Shinjuku кольцевой линии токийской подземки отправляется странный состав. На первый … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Japan
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japon.ru … mon ami
Меня полюбил сетевой журнал, посвященный Японии. Очень интеллигентный и сделан с любовью к предмету. Я и раньше заходил к ним с удовольствием, а теперь вообще читаю каждый день перед сном вместо не знаю чего … Что там приличные люди на … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Life in Japan
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62 images of Tokyo
It’s time to publish selected photos from my last trip to Tokyo. I was away for more then a year. While staying in Moscow I realized how many things I missed in Japan. I photographed some of them. In this … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Japan
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Hakuba return
Breaking aesthetic standards of this blog I put photos of me on the front page not (only) because of my narcissism, and urge to make you feel jealous, but mostly because I know how much you miss me while I … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Japan, Sport & Extreme
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YAWP – to make you yawn
YAWP or Yet Another Window Photo just to keep you bored. View from my appartment on 11th floor of an appartment bulding located between Russian embassy and Tokyo American club. Temporary appartment 🙂 For some photos I had to climb … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Japan
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Cordon Bleu
Если Вы не немец и не гей, придется прожить в Токио лет пять, чтобы найти и полюбить этот крошечный немецкий ресторанчик, запрятанный на одной из боковых улочек района Роппонги. Сюда не попадают запыхавшиеся туристы с путеводителями и английские учителя из … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Japan
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Mt.Fuji from a Free Fall
One may get impression that all I do in this life, is flying planes and jumping with parachute. I wish! In fact as most of us, I spend 12 hours in front of computer. I rode a sport plane once … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Japan, Sport & Extreme
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J Quiz
That’s what I discovered in the backpack of my Japanese friend heading to azure seas and sand beaches of Okinawa. Guess what is it?
Posted in Life in Japan, Humor
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Roppongi rickshaws
Those who lived in Big Mikan know: come to Roppongi after half-year and you won’t recognize the place. Your favorite midnight ramen joint turned into massage parlor, the hamburger pit was torn down and replaced by a trendy steel-and-glass boutique, … Continue reading
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ExSlim, Exif and Roppongi Hills
Even if you live in a cave for past 5 years, by now you know that Roppongi Hills Eighth Wonder of the World has been opened. I took these photos of the tower from the Nishi-Azabu crossing with my petty … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Life in Japan
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Bicycle Doctor Hara
There are different ways to live in Japan as a foreigner. You can go out, eat and drink to Roppongi, cut your hair at Australian hairdresser and ride your BMW to exclusive gym at the top of a skyscraper to … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Japan, Local connections
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Easter Eggs
Easter was celebrated by Tokyo Orthodox community this Sunday. Lots of eggs were boiled, painted, blessed and eaten. Boiled and painted eggs along with baked Easter bread called kuliches (куличи) are used to break long fast. The colorful tradition dates … Continue reading
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Election Uproar
It’s difficult to surprise those who spent in Japan couple of years. When you wake up to the sound of a loudspeaker chanting the same mantra thousand times while slowly approaching your house, you instantly know: election time has arrived. … Continue reading
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Under Deflation Umbrella
I was passing through small station in Tokyo suburbs when I spoted this stall selling umbrellas. As you can see, single umbrella goes for 300 yen or roughly 2.5 US dollars, while for two umbrellas you pay as little as … Continue reading
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