This was on the turtle sanctuary of the Hamamatsu beach, where endangered loggerhead turtles can safely lay their eggs. Today was one of the days the newly-hatched turtles were released to sea. We got to release them and they were soooo cute.

The eggs will hatch just before the sun sets. The sunset was beautiful. Even just using a phone camera, this beauty captured.

A great reflection of the blue sky. This group of buildings was a project of projecting or converting into a much more modern Nishi-Shinjuku. (Well, not really a project, more of a trend.)

While Nishi-Shinjuku, as a part of Shinjuku, is also brimming with salarymen and companies, it’s not exactly the prettiest part of Shinjuku. LOL!

You can’t see it here, but the building I was standing on is an old gray business building with pebbled finish. Still part of the Nishi-Shinjuku of before.

Didn’t really like shooting the sunset with buildings’ silhouette. This was shot just below a hill to hide the modern scenery. Hehe.

Tokyo Metropolitan Shioiri Park (that’s a lot of I’s) here in Minami-Senju, a less popular part of Tokyo unless you’re a cheapstake. LOL! Cheap hotel here. Come on to Tokyo!

That’s the Suijin Ohashi at the background. It literally means Bridge of the Water God. Nice.

Beautiful Odaiba sunset. Too bad I was on a train. Hahahaha!

Focus didn’t work but I still love it anyway.

Taken during the Rikugien Garden light-up.

The lights were right, although the place was actually very dark. Cellphone cameras often do great with high contrast photos. Hehe.

One of the most gorgeous castle (and castle grounds) I have seen from all the Japanese castles I’ve seen. 4 so far I think.

Took me 3 straight hours to go around, in, through, all over the castle (and castle ground hehe). It’s friggin’ 1 – 1.5 hours ride by special express from Osaka but it is definitely worth it.

The pictures not much but I still love it. Taken in autumn. Best season I think to be in Kansai.