Something that’s admittedly hard to define, and yet along with the obvious element of nostalgia, they also seem to posses a kind of quiet dignity.
A small homage to Japan’s humble and green public telephones — Tokyo Times
Something that’s admittedly hard to define, and yet along with the obvious element of nostalgia, they also seem to posses a kind of quiet dignity.
A small homage to Japan’s humble and green public telephones — Tokyo Times
@maique Thank you for linking to Tokyo Times. I am now subscribed via my RSS reader
@crossingthethreshold You’re welcome. That’s how I read him as well 🙂 Love the little stories he finds.
@maique @crossingthethreshold man… this blog makes me miss Japan so much! What a joy. I really hope to be able to go there again some day.
@hutaffe You will! We all will, I hope. I do love this one a lot. A lot of the others seem to try to feature “The best of Japan”, and “Japan Top 10”, and this one really makes me feel we’re there, going into side streets and looking inside little businesses.
@maique yes, and that’s the actually interesting part. All those tiny backstreets… there’s so much going on! I was lucky once to go into one of those small bars no tourist ever goes to. The loveliest people in there… the real life.