These pebbles were shot just below the famous Iwakuni Kintai-kyou bridge. They are only ordinary pebbles but still pretty to look at as they contribute to the landscape of the river.

Read about Iwakuni and its bridge here.

http://www.jref.com/practical/iwakuni.shtml

This cube is supposed to be some bizarre aquarium. The white spots and shapes are the fish. They float around and swim aroun like normal fish do, except when you touch the cube. They will then swim to that place and wiggle around in that area until you let go of the cube.

Neat huh? The cube become other colors as well.

You can find this cube by the JR Shinjuku west exit between the Keio mall and the Odakyu mall.

This was on the turtle sanctuary of the Hamamatsu beach, where endangered loggerhead turtles can safely lay their eggs. Today was one of the days the newly-hatched turtles were released to sea. We got to release them and they were soooo cute.

The eggs will hatch just before the sun sets. The sunset was beautiful. Even just using a phone camera, this beauty captured.

A great reflection of the blue sky. This group of buildings was a project of projecting or converting into a much more modern Nishi-Shinjuku. (Well, not really a project, more of a trend.)

While Nishi-Shinjuku, as a part of Shinjuku, is also brimming with salarymen and companies, it’s not exactly the prettiest part of Shinjuku. LOL!

You can’t see it here, but the building I was standing on is an old gray business building with pebbled finish. Still part of the Nishi-Shinjuku of before.

Didn’t really like shooting the sunset with buildings’ silhouette. This was shot just below a hill to hide the modern scenery. Hehe.

Autumn scarlet sky. The Japanese call these clouds  fish scale clouds because they look like fish scales (duh). They only come out during autumn so LUCKY!

Like, no way?!

Colorful arrows along the station. I was hoping for a bit more movement but moving walkway is moving waaayy too sloooowww…

Miniature figure. Just right I guess. Miniature camera (phone camera) for a miniature setting.

Yup those are the blossoms. These ones are the white colored type. They are more popular as pink but are more common as white.