Sangenjaya

The Sangenjaya street is busy and hip. Its cut off to traffic and you can walk and cycle through easily.  

Baseball Player

Baseball is the national sport of Japan.  Weekends are busy for baseball players - young and old.  I spent time watching this young fielder on the baseball pitch on Sunday.

Tokyo Bike

This is my Tokyo Bike. Its yellow! It takes me coffee shops!.  Cafe Obscura is in the nearby suburb/area of Sangenjaya.

Tuesday Temple - Foxes

Foxes or kitsune are seen as messengers of the Shinto deity Inari.  There were many fox statues at Fushimi Inari temple in Kyoto.

Sunday in the Park

Tokyo is crowded and dense but there are also many parks - large and small. On the weekend they are a gathering place for families and playing place for children and pets.

Parking Vending Machines

As a follow up to the coffee can vending machine here is a vending machine for car parking.  In Tokyo car parks are few and far between and small. This is typical of the parking places in my neighbourhood.  After you park, the wheels are automatically clamped and you need to pay at the machine in order to leave.

Theme Day - Pink

Its the first of the month and Pink is theme for the City Daily Photo community this month.  An opportunity for photo of a pink peony at Jindai Botanical Gardens in Tokyo.