the busy lanes across the road from ueno station are full of old style seafood markets and packed crowds and stalls selling all manner of goods from t-shirts and sunglasses to chinese style cheongsams and traditional japanese style souvenirs. well worth a stroll on your way to the park.
some good when cooked.
But otherwise im gonna puke
(btw awesome shots from around the area and shrine, my wallpaper is happy once again with new updates.)
FANTASTIC LAD!
On April 29, 2004 12:11 PM,The tako sliced thin and soaked in rice vinegar is one of my dream foods.
On April 29, 2004 8:17 PM,don, i'm always impressed by anyone who can stomach any of this stuff.
regan, thanks, as always. but please, fantastic lad-ette.
On April 29, 2004 9:43 PM,Good stuff! hehe
and great pics!
great colour!
For anyone who is interested in this beautiful food and the atmosphere of Ueno, the seafood is in a small alley that runs alongside the railway line just across the road from the main lower exit of Ueno station. It is called Ameya Yokocho, this is written on an arch over the entrance. The alley runs back towards Okachimachi and Akihabara and Tokyo, just full of atmosphere!
On April 30, 2004 7:05 PM,don, ya beat me to it! ameya yokocho is one of my favorite places in ueno, which is one of my faves of tokyo. love the grime!
really!
and martine: howzabout fantastic lass? we could even get you a spandex outfit with a giant flower on the front, a domino mask and a cape with FL on the back...
/.s./
On May 1, 2004 3:14 AM,Oooh very yummy looking..but no baby tako? :(
On May 1, 2004 7:26 AM,