<![CDATA[Shashin in love]]>2008-12-11T19:14:06+01:00Copyright (c) 2001-2006, Tipic Inc.http://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com/flaviogallozzihttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.comno titlehttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com/post/193013102008-12-11T19:14:06+01:002008-12-11T19:14:06+01:00flaviogallozzihttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.comno titlehttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com/post/193013032008-12-11T19:13:48+01:002008-12-11T19:13:48+01:00flaviogallozzihttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.comno titlehttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com/post/193013022008-12-11T19:13:37+01:002008-12-11T19:13:37+01:00flaviogallozzihttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.comPubblicato da flaviogallozzi | Commenti
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<![CDATA[Asakusa Temple by night]]>http://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com/post/19300941/Asakusa+Temple+by+night2008-12-11T18:40:58+01:002008-12-11T18:40:58+01:00flaviogallozzihttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.comPubblicato da flaviogallozzi | Commenti
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<![CDATA[Ema, votive tablet]]>http://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com/post/17066120/Ema%2C+votive+tablet2008-05-11T19:21:24+02:002008-05-11T19:21:24+02:00flaviogallozzihttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com
Ema are wooden votive tablets found in all temples, used as lucky charms or to express gratitude to the God. There are pictures of animals or the people write on them. Below there are Omikuji, oracles written on paper. People give an offert and have this oracle giving advice on various matters, like exams, work, love .... After reading it people tide them up to a brunch or in organized space in the jinja courtyard.Pubblicato da flaviogallozzi | Commenti
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<![CDATA[Raincoat]]>http://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com/post/16936544/Raincoat2008-04-30T17:29:18+02:002008-04-30T17:29:18+02:00flaviogallozzihttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.comI love traditional Japanese clothes, are so elegand and sexy too! Fortunately even nowdays is common to see some woman wear traditional kimono or yukata (in summer) with spledid colours and very surprising matches of colors as well. Here in the picture was raining and so the two women are wearing a raincoat over the kimono.Pubblicato da flaviogallozzi | Commenti
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<![CDATA[Sensoji jinja, Asakusa]]>http://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com/post/16936261/Sensoji+jinja%2C+Asakusa2008-04-30T17:12:12+02:002008-04-30T17:12:12+02:00flaviogallozzihttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.comOne of the most famous area in Tokyo is Asakusa and his big Temple, Sensoji Jinja. Here in the picture, the giant lantern at the entrance of the Temple area, inside there are many religious buildings and a lot of stools selling gadgets, fans, yukata, t shirts, and food .... very colorfull!Pubblicato da flaviogallozzi | Commenti
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<![CDATA[An Asakusa Theatre]]>http://flaviogallozzi.splinder.com/post/16901743/An+Asakusa+Theatre2008-04-27T23:04:41+02:002008-04-27T23:04:41+02:00flaviogallozzihttp://flaviogallozzi.splinder.comIn Asakusa there are many old theatre where performs young and old artists, comedians of the traditional genre of manzai (dialogue between two actors) and rakugò (monologue) ofthen also some sexy interludes are performed.One of this was Takeshi Kitano, he wrote a wonderful book, his autobiography, called Asakusa Kid, where he describe his youth, his difficult beginnings, his foundamental encounter with an old actor that became his master and mentor. Here in the picture a theatre in the Asakusa area, is not the one where Takeshi worked, or may be ...Pubblicato da flaviogallozzi | Commenti
