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Welcoming in 2010
Shintaro Sato, Tokyo Twilight Zone
I’ve decided to start 2010 in the best way possible: with a quick photo-based trip to Tokyo (4-11 January). This might mean that eyecurious gets the year off to a bit of a slow start but I’m guaranteed to come back with tons of things to blog about. For those of you who haven’t made it to Tokyo before, here are a few images of the city to give you a little taste (after the jump).
Osamu Kanemura, Tokyo Swing, 1995
Koji Onaka, Tokyo Candy Box
Hiroh Kikai, Tokyo Labyrinth
Naoya Hatakeyama, River Series #4, 1993
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