Selpong

Well the fish. You use a paper (yes paper) net to catch one of them worm-eating buggers. If you can’t catch one, Mr. Fishy will give you one anyway. ^^

I guess that’s why there are fish shortage in Japan. LOL

One of the festival drummers. Each must have his/her movements in sync with each drum beat.

He’s a pro. Been drumming all his life.

Manong means big brother or old man. Taiko refers to the Japanese drums like the one you see in this picture.

or not…

One of the festival games here in Japan. I think you’re suppose to scoop the balls using some thin or fragile paper scoop that dissolves in water.

Look at the balls go! One revolution I think for 2 seconds. Still pretty fast.

Roppongi. A place to be for dates… well, not really. Roppongi is actually for PARTEH!

I was here with Jan, I think, for Jenny’s party. LOL! Took a picture of the street before rushing off to some bar. 

If you still don’t know it yet, you can click on each picture to view them on a larger scale. (It won’t go to a different page, don’t worry).

Here are the pictures from the old Selpong website. I was posting one picture a day I think and then I just stopped. Crazy times back then and not in a good way. I promise to continue posting 1 picture a day and hopefully I don’t run out. ^_^