Un vue sur le pont Eitaibasi(朝の佃＠永代橋）

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Almost fifteen years ago, I walked up around the River Sumida for taking
photo of bridges. Then there were no skyscrapers. High and large sky and
river with two bridges. That was the picture at that time.
Now all is completely changed.

#071 Un vue sur un pon de Kandagawa (雨の新宿遠望）

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Rainy day succeeded three days.
I takes pictures hereabout around Nakano-Shinbasi.
The heads of skyscrapers of Shinjuku were in the rain cloud.

#070 le riz au curry de la joue de porc(豚頬肉カリー

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I've never had a cheek meat of pork. This meat is almost of mascle but
tender with long time boiling. After eating, I cannot stop pushing my cheek
with my finger. Japanese says, " It's so delicious that my cheek would
come off and fall away." I says myself, " Would my cheek be so delicious?"

#069 le petit papillon (シジミ蝶練馬北町)

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From autumn to winter, in Tokyo this kind of butterfly can be often watched.
In summer and spring, this butterfly is flying, but more beautiful and bigger
papillons are flying. This butterfly is not so brilliant as to make turn boys'
eyes. But in the oister season, Sijimi-choh(= small fresh water clam butterfly)
flys like running small children

#068 le pont NakanoShinbasi(雨の中野新橋）

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On some bridges of the Kanda river (神田川）, the skyscrapers of Shinjuku
could be watched on its flow. This day it keeps raining all day long.
Around 3 o'clock in the afternoon, it changes alomst scatter rain.

#067 La Nihonbashi ecluse (日本橋水門）

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30 minutes walk from the Tokyo station along the Eitai-boulebard(永代通り)
gets you to the Nihonbasi water gate. Whenever typhoon comes, they close
this gate for not to enter the high tide of Tokyo bay into the Nihobashi
canal. This canal flows into the River Sumida.