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John and Yoko Ono Lennon at President Jimmy Carter’s Inaugural Ball, 1977

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John and Yoko at Tittenhurst in January 1970, photographed by Richard DiLello.

“The only standout memories I have of the Lennons are standout good memories, because there were no bad ones. They were always kind and decent to me, and I was just the kid in the office, and I always felt comfortable with them.

It was always exciting to be around John & Yoko. Even if they were just drinking a cup of tea and lighting a cigarette it felt like an event, an art happening.” Richard DiLello

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John and Yoko c.1968

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November 19, 1971 69th Regiment Armory, New York John and Yoko at the Eighth Festival of avant-garde

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November 19, 1971 69th Regiment Armory, New York John and Yoko at the Eighth Festival of avant-garde

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John Lennon and Yoko Ono singing "Caribbean" by Mitchell Torok, 1972.

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John and Yoko, November 1969. Photos by Tom Blau.

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John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Sean Ono Lennon and Yoko Ono's relatives, just like her mom, in Japan, 1977/1978. ㅡ From "The John Lennon Family Album" photobook by Nishi F. Saimaru and scans by Reed Stevenson.

"Lennon’s summers in Tokyo were spent at the Okura Hotel, where he could usually be found in the pool, or the Bar Highlander. Ueno Zoo was always a popular destination. John and Yoko would escape the summer heat and humidity by heading to Karuizawa, a resort northeast of the metropolis, and stay at the Mampei Hotel. The former Beatle was a frequent customer at Cafe de Minoriya and a fan of their vanilla soft-serve ice cream. Not just ice cream, but plain meals. (One of his drawings) seems to suggest he was "always" eating rice, miso and vegetables. If you look closely at the picture of him at a restaurant, there’s an empty bowl of Oginoya’s Kamameshi."