Tag Archives: photography

Dotonbori, Osaka: It’s Not Times Square, and That’s a Good Thing

Posted on November 24, 2013 by findingfoodfluency

Times Square is a mess. It’s great if you like photobombing and NOTHING. Everything that is sold in Times Square aren’t limited to that neighborhood. Who would’ve thought? Starbucks, a lowly coffee chain that isn’t even in the Forbidden City…anymore, … Continue reading →

Posted in Architecture, East & Southeast Asia, Japan, Languages | Tagged Japan, neon, Osaka, photography, travel | 11 Comments

Never Take Candy From Humans

Posted on June 13, 2013 by findingfoodfluency

Takashimaya is a Japanese department store chain with locations throughout Japan, and one in Singapore. But if you think for a second that I travel around just to shop, that would be as misleading as this photo. Instead, department stores … Continue reading →

Posted in East & Southeast Asia, Food & Drink, Human Nature, Japan | Tagged advertising, department store, Fukuoka, Japan, photography | Leave a comment

Photo Challenges: Name That Everything

Posted on May 10, 2013 by findingfoodfluency

Green things that don’t also find their way on your plate or in a can aren’t such a common sight around these parts. Nor are their four-season coming of age pals that lose their luster in the colder months. With … Continue reading →

Posted in (Inhuman) Nature?, East & Southeast Asia, Japan | Tagged Chiba, Japan, landscape, nature, photography | 3 Comments

3050 Meters or 10000 Feet, I Still Prefer an Aisle Seat

Posted on April 26, 2013 by findingfoodfluency

There doesn’t seem to be any good seat in economy class. Window seats force you to play Twister in case you need to get up for anything; aisle seats mean bags may fall on you whenever the overhead is opened, … Continue reading →