This cube is supposed to be some bizarre aquarium. The white spots and shapes are the fish. They float around and swim aroun like normal fish do, except when you touch the cube. They will then swim to that place and wiggle around in that area until you let go of the cube.

Neat huh? The cube become other colors as well.

You can find this cube by the JR Shinjuku west exit between the Keio mall and the Odakyu mall.

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.

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.

Yup those are the blossoms. These ones are the white colored type. They are more popular as pink but are more common as white.

I love love love the reflections on the bus’s windshield. Taken also in Nakano.

The lights in the ceiling and sides are all sun-formed. This can probably be the shopping district in the kingdom of sun.

But really, it’s a covered shopping walk in Nakano here in the Land of the Rising Sun. Close enough eh?

Sakura season is here and each town is having a sakura festival!

Sakura is the Japanese term for cherry blossoms which is probably the national flower of Japan. The sakura only blooms for one week once a year.which is why the Japanese flock and cuss over these flowers.

This is in Nakano (where the cheapest 2nd hand camera shop in Tokyo can be found). Each lantern represents a donor I guess.

Not as creepy, dark and dank as one would imagine but yep this is an underground walkway. It connects several building and train stations in Nishi-Shinjuku.

This is my wind-shelter (kinda like a bomb shelter). I use this to escape the wind. You have no idea how windy Shinjuku can be. It made me hate winter even more. >.<

FORMER Ministry of Justice building. This is now just another government building boringly known as Central Government Building no. 6.

Ministry of Justice sounds way cooler unless it is some building in a mecha anime then Central Government Building no. 6 is way cool.

Or rather.. that’s one big love. LOL! That’S a pop art sculpture found in Nishi-Shinjuku (West Shinjuku). More information here.

Taken using a fish-eye lens for mobile (one that I lost huhuhu).