YOKOHAMA PHOTOS (0)




I've just set-up a new album in my photo gallery. Simply entitled "Yokohama"... Living in this city, I think it's the least I can do.
This gallery should be regularly updated. Especially with photos taken with my Canonet GIII QL17. For the opening of this gallery, here are some snapshots taken around the train station.

First is my favorite Taiyaki "provider". They have a nice choice of fillings like custard (Osusume desu!), chocolate, or cheese and of course the usual red bean paste. Oishii!

Yokohama by Night - Canonet


This area is mainly dedicated to pachinko or clubs.

Yokohama by Night - Canonet


A lonely girl trying to find the charming prince in a UFO Catcher...Ganbare...

Yokohama by Night - Canonet


And this ... well I don't know too much how to describe it. It's some kind of market stalls where Obasan cook Oden for the clients, eating and drinking together in a really narrow space. I like it !

Yokohama by Night - Canonet



Posted on : 2009-02-26 05:36:31

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