oh my! tokyo.

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nakameguro in bloom

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finally.

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new post on the blog, in which i talk a bit about my love for trains in japan, and future travel plans!

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soon.

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the first entry on my first (!!) trip to kamakura, the beautiful coastal down south of Tokyo, that was once the de-facto capitol in samurai-era Japan.

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yoyogi park, otherwise known as narnia

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tokyo snow day / snowkyo 2014 continues!

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tokyo snow day 2014

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(oh my!) tokyo snow day!

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a preview of what will be on ohmytokyo.net later!

snowkyo 2014!!

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we’re having a snow day in tokyo! http://instagram.com/_220490

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part of what january was like.

january also included;

future style choices as influenced by watching too much EXO’s Showtime: I need more snapbacks obviously. times I forgot my camera battery was still charging and went out to take photos anyway and ended up buying a disposable camera instead: once, of which you’ll see the results most likely in my next post! times I wanted to hit my head against the keyboard while trying to scan said disposable camera photos: once per exposure. in other words, 39.

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i think this shop might be heaven

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new blog post, with special appearances from AM.

one day i will make a map of all the places i mention in my blog posts, promise!

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hi. i also have an instagram if you're curious to see day-by-day photos from tokyo. 

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did you know my blog is alive again? I'm surprised by it too, but it is! today's post is a look at BEARD, a wonderfully tiny and warm restaurant in Meguro.

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I actually intended for these to be the first photos posted when I "relaunched" this blog. they were taken (what feels like) ages ago, with a Superhead camera I bought my first week in Tokyo back in August 2010. since I got them developed that Fall, they've alternated between being pinned on my wall and tucked away in the black Repetto shoebox I keep on my desk, in between unsent post cards and stacks of purikura. I wish I had gotten around to scanning them sooner, because during my numerous moves from various apartments, I've lost  about half of the pictures I took in those early days exploring my host-family's neighbourhood in Nerima-ku. (MORE)

hi again. nostalgia time!