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Tickets for The Dark Knight Preview

Although the Dark Knight does not officially open here in Japan until August 9th (road show), most cinemas across the country will be ‘previewing’ the movie this coming Saturday and Sunday with ticket sales for Roppongi Hills‘ Toho cinema starting today (I love the caramel popcorn from this cinema).
1 commentKawagoe, Saitama
Kawagoe in Saitama, which is approx. 30 mins train ride away from Tokyo’s Ikebukuro, is a city known locally as “Little Edo” where some of its streets preserve the old Edo period (17c to 19c.) stuctures. Kawagoe is famous for its sweet potatoes, and on the local “Candy Street” one can find such treats as sweet potato chips, sweet potato ice cream, sweet potato coffee, and even sweet potato beer, brewed at the local Coedo Brewery.
6 commentsNikko highlands
Here are some other pics taken in Nikko. Prior to going to the world heritage site, we were at the Kirifuri Highland which reaches an altitude of between 600 and 1600 meters, and is often covered with fog and mist.
2 commentsNikko’s shrines and temples
Yesterday, I visited a world heritage site of shrines and temples in Nikko, Tochigi-ken.
2 commentsSakura/Hanami 2008

… in Meguro River. I’m usually at Meguro every Saturday morning to see the dermatologists therefore I thought I’d drop by Meguro River today to take some pics of the fully-bloomed sakura since it’ll all be gone by next week.
1 commentHong Kong airport

Actually, the real name is Chek Lap Kok Airport. Basically, this is one massive structure. I mean, really massive. And yep, this entry pretty much sums up the fact that I am back in the ‘land of the rising sun’.
No commentsOld buildings in HK

Although, Hong Kong has lots of new high rise skyscrapers, it also has it’s fair share of really old buildings, everywhere.
No commentsDefinitely pollution

… when it literally looks like this everyday. The only time when it was clear, it was a windy day (I guess the wind blew it all away).
No commentsXmas decorations in HK

In HK, one would really feel the Christmas spirit due to the mass amount of Christmas decorations. Every shopping mall, every shopping street, every residential area, every establishment, etc., are kitted out with billions of lights.
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