Michael John Grist

Posts Tagged ‘Ikebukuro’

Ikebukuro Excavation Card

Jun 26th, 2008 • Whimsy

On my way through Ikebukuro the other day I spotted this poster for an Ikebukuro ‘excavation card’:

I had a look around and found the same poster on this pillar:

“Curioser and curioser,” I said to myself. Just what is an excavation card?

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Zoshigaya

May 11th, 2008 • Featured Article, Photos, Sight-seeing

Zoshigaya is the area I live in. It’s a residential area which the large city-looping Meiji Dori flanks on the western edge. To the north is Ikebukuro and to the south Takadanobaba. It has a shrine- Kishimojindo, and the very large and famous Zoshigaya Cemetary. Here are some photos:

On my block, in Zoshigaya:

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