My friend, who is the editor in chief of Daloy Kayumaggi - a Filipino newspaper in Japan, asked me if they can publish this shot as the Photo of the Month for their December issue. Thank you, Daloy Kayumaggi, for this rare opportunity!
Live to love, Love to live.
Visit Hakone and view Mt. Fuji without going too far from Tokyo.
Bright lights, a ferris wheel ride and a night cruise around the bay will never fail to make you fall in love with this city over and over again.
Go on a sunset cruise, sit back, relax and marvel at the beauty of the clouds.
It's not only a place to ring bells for good luck, it's also rich in culture and history.
Sea food lunch by the bay and a close encounter with amazing sea creatures are great ways to break away from the busy metropolis.
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Christmas Illumination in Tokyo: Baccarat Ebisu Eternal Lights
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| The red carpet leading to the main display |
The Baccarat Ebisu Eternal Lights are a famous attraction at the Ebisu Garden Place every December. It is only one among the many Christmas illuminations in Japan at this time of the year. The main attraction at the end of this red-carpeted street is a large Europen-styled chandelier, one of the biggest in the world, which measures 5 meters tall and 3 meters wide. It had 250 glowing lights that brighten the whole place around it. The chandelier was made in 1994.
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- I am living my dreams everyday in my overlapping world of fantasy and reality; in love with tokyo and will forever be in love with the tokyo tower, discovered my new love for the sun, the sand and the waves; love pedestrian lanes and enjoy crossing them; treasure old photographs and memories; want to learn how to play the violin; always challenge myself to try new things; dream of publishing a book; adore taking photos of clouds; want to work for the greater good of humanity; hope to inspire others with my simple stories; recede in my own world when I listen to jazz; scared to ride a ferris wheel but in love with the idea of riding it; daydream as often as I breathe; live a life of traveling, dreaming, believing. Love to live, Live to love.
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