The distance between my hotel front door to the monorail station that connects to Haneda Int’l Airport is about 700 meters. I typically rush through it in under 8 minutes. On Friday morning, it took me 20 minutes since I slowed down for some photo opportunities. My 700 meters walk started from the hotel lobby.
I have taken so many photos of Zojoji Temple and still have had enough of it. Behind the temple is the landmark Tokyo Tower.
I… read more →
上周在東京，工作很忙，幾乎没有喘息的時間。每天早上步行往公司十分鐘的路程是我找尋內心平靜的唯一機會。溫暖的陽光滲透在冰冷的深秋氣息中，既有傷感也有闊達。隨風的落葉，像是在下雨。提醒着我冬天的來臨。歲月循環不息，沒有今天的忙碌，又何來明天逸致的對比。
I had no breathing room last week while working in Tokyo last week. The only moment that gave me a peaceful mind was my 10 minutes walk to the office in the morning. The deep sense of late autumn and the cold temperature delivered a sense of sadness while the warm sun and the fresh air reminded me of hope. The falling leaves was like rain showers. It reminded me that winter is coming. Life is a continuous cycle.… read more →
Whenever I am traveling, it’s hard to keep a balanced diet as a result of work hour especially after late evening business dinners. Every time I am in Japan, I would get two kinds of healthy drinks – Black vinegar and black Oolong tea. Black vinegar is made from white rice and known for lowering blood pressure and preventing disease. It’s a good source of citric acid, an important element for cellular energy production. Black Oolong tea is proven for lowering cholesterol… read more →
On one of of my recent flights, I saw a Japanese murder mystery movie The Wing of the Kirin. I was not only touched by the story but also intrigued by the history of Nihonbashi Bridge built in the 1607 during the Edo Period. The bridge is the starting place of road networks in Japan, installed with “the road origin marker of Japan”. The current stone double-arch bridges were built in 1911, and designated as the first cultural important property of… read more →
Since late 2010, Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) offers a convenient alternative for those who travel to Tokyo. It’s only 20 – 30 minutes away from the city center. When Narita was the only option, travelers have to spend 1.5 – 2 hours. Nowadays I always schedule my Tokyo trip through Haneda. My personal record was 40 minutes from the time I land to the moment I checked into the hotel. I did without any rush … 10 minutes at immigration… read more →
Another busy working day, I only took captured a few images on my way to office this morning. … read more →
I woke up this morning with this beautiful window view of Tokyo Tower
I took some photos as I walked towards the office.
Self portrait from the reflection of office lobby door.
Thanks for your visit today!
… read more →
I spent about 120 nights on the road a year. It’s a lot of miles, airports, and hotel nights. In the past 6 weeks, I have been on the road every week. Luckily I still like what I am doing and enjoy to be on the road.
My typical week starts on by jumping on an airplane on Monday morning. After landing in the destination city, I breez through immigration and custom, then get on the most efficient transportation (train in Tokyo, taxi in most other cities) to the… read more →
A few weeks ago, I took a photo walk in Tokyo with my colleague Anny who is also a photography enthusiast. There are many small restaurants and bars in the back alley near Daimon, the area where our hotel was located. Many people came here after a long day of work. It was quite but very much a representation of daily life in Tokyo.
Nowadays, everyone has cell phones. In Tokyo, telephone booth can be seen everywhere and are… read more →
Every year on March 3, Japanese celebrate Girls Day by praying for their young daughters’ health and future happiness. Girls’ Day is also called the Doll Festival because people arrange special dolls on a staircase-like shelf a few weeks before March 3. I was in Tokyo last week. A set of dolls were displayed in the hotel lobby.
According to the tradition, on the day of the festival, a party is held for the girls where sake and diamond-shaped rice cakes… read more →
The distance between my hotel front door to the monorail station that connects to Haneda Int’l Airport is about 700 meters. I typically rush through it in under 8 minutes. On Friday morning, it took me 20 minutes since I slowed down for some photo opportunities. My 700 meters walk started from the hotel lobby.
I have taken so many photos of Zojoji Temple and still have had enough of it. Behind the temple is the landmark Tokyo Tower.
I… 
上周在東京，工作很忙，幾乎没有喘息的時間。每天早上步行往公司十分鐘的路程是我找尋內心平靜的唯一機會。溫暖的陽光滲透在冰冷的深秋氣息中，既有傷感也有闊達。隨風的落葉，像是在下雨。提醒着我冬天的來臨。歲月循環不息，沒有今天的忙碌，又何來明天逸致的對比。
I had no breathing room last week while working in Tokyo last week. The only moment that gave me a peaceful mind was my 10 minutes walk to the office in the morning. The deep sense of late autumn and the cold temperature delivered a sense of sadness while the warm sun and the fresh air reminded me of hope. The falling leaves was like rain showers. It reminded me that winter is coming. Life is a continuous cycle.… 
Whenever I am traveling, it’s hard to keep a balanced diet as a result of work hour especially after late evening business dinners. Every time I am in Japan, I would get two kinds of healthy drinks – Black vinegar and black Oolong tea. Black vinegar is made from white rice and known for lowering blood pressure and preventing disease. It’s a good source of citric acid, an important element for cellular energy production. Black Oolong tea is proven for lowering cholesterol… 
On one of of my recent flights, I saw a Japanese murder mystery movie The Wing of the Kirin. I was not only touched by the story but also intrigued by the history of Nihonbashi Bridge built in the 1607 during the Edo Period. The bridge is the starting place of road networks in Japan, installed with “the road origin marker of Japan”. The current stone double-arch bridges were built in 1911, and designated as the first cultural important property of… 
Since late 2010, Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) offers a convenient alternative for those who travel to Tokyo. It’s only 20 – 30 minutes away from the city center. When Narita was the only option, travelers have to spend 1.5 – 2 hours. Nowadays I always schedule my Tokyo trip through Haneda. My personal record was 40 minutes from the time I land to the moment I checked into the hotel. I did without any rush … 10 minutes at immigration… 
Another busy working day, I only took captured a few images on my way to office this morning. … 
I woke up this morning with this beautiful window view of Tokyo Tower
I took some photos as I walked towards the office.
Self portrait from the reflection of office lobby door.
Thanks for your visit today!
… 
I spent about 120 nights on the road a year. It’s a lot of miles, airports, and hotel nights. In the past 6 weeks, I have been on the road every week. Luckily I still like what I am doing and enjoy to be on the road.
My typical week starts on by jumping on an airplane on Monday morning. After landing in the destination city, I breez through immigration and custom, then get on the most efficient transportation (train in Tokyo, taxi in most other cities) to the… 
A few weeks ago, I took a photo walk in Tokyo with my colleague Anny who is also a photography enthusiast. There are many small restaurants and bars in the back alley near Daimon, the area where our hotel was located. Many people came here after a long day of work. It was quite but very much a representation of daily life in Tokyo.
Nowadays, everyone has cell phones. In Tokyo, telephone booth can be seen everywhere and are… 
Every year on March 3, Japanese celebrate Girls Day by praying for their young daughters’ health and future happiness. Girls’ Day is also called the Doll Festival because people arrange special dolls on a staircase-like shelf a few weeks before March 3. I was in Tokyo last week. A set of dolls were displayed in the hotel lobby.
According to the tradition, on the day of the festival, a party is held for the girls where sake and diamond-shaped rice cakes…