Harajuku in the Rain

[Steven Sinski]

 

[Asher Kelman]

Beautiful zen shot, but not Zen people necessarily!

Is that “Wolfgang” a Wolfgang Puck Restaurant?

Asher

 

[Steven Sinski]

Zen people, not at all. harajuku is one of the most popular pop spots in Japan. An all weather mob scene of adults and youth.

oh yes that is a Puck place. There are a few in the more select cities there. Quite a few interesting eateries all along that street and it’s cross roads.

 

[Maggie Terlecki]

This could just be another typical street scene, but the amount of umbrellas and so many of them transparent really elevates this image! Keep them coming! Maggie

 

[Steven Sinski]

in Japan most hotels lend customers umbrellas and most of those are clear. lots for sale too. most everywhere.

 

[Maggie Terlecki]

That's so cool, where I live they would probably have to lend customers, snowshoes! :-D It's raining today, and we are hoping it will get rid of the snow, which covers the ground for half the year!

 

[Steven Sinski]

somewhere on the northern tier over the border as in Quebec.

i used to ski up in Tremblant and family had a nice ski house at Mont Sainte Anne

 

[Maggie Terlecki]

Ha! You are close. A few hundred miles more west, but in the right part of Canada for sure. I live in the area of Abitibi. Almost everyone speaks French. Although the snow is almost gone, there are still remnants especially in the shade. We had a few flurries during the night; I'm over it! :-D

 

[Steven Sinski]

not all that close in reality. but being its Canada that's only down the road a piece just got done watching the Fr/Can police series 19-2 a few weeks ago. i thank them for translation