Jun 242009
Cute Dogs and Other Things
Out and about again on Omotesandso. Jane and I have explored some other areas too, but you can't beat Omotesando for capturing those great shots. Have I mentioned how many cute dogs are running around?
This guy was not as mean as he looks, he's actually shaking off the rain…
Too cute…
Snapped two strange rabbits in store windows…
This store was called "Drug Honey."
Speaking of strange…I could have had a Bio Lunch yesterday. I passed and had vegetarian curry with Jane. Shopping at Tornado Mart…
Cute girls on the street….
Guys all in black…
Look at these adorable waiters at Anniversaire. How cute are they?
More later…xoxox
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I am dying to take a trip to Tokyo! I have always wanted to, and these posts on your and jane’s websites are just sealing the deal! Hope you two are having as much fun as it looks like you are.
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Yay! The second dog is a Shiba Inu, which is one of Japan’s oldest breeds. I have two red Shibas. They are gorgeous dogs, but quite the handful!
Ahh! Rabbits! Those rabbits are strangely cute&quirky! I love them!
Oooh I love the doggies! Thanks for all the pictures of Tokyo, it looks amazing!
I’m loving all your updates on your stay in Tokyo! Please keep them coming.
Cute dogs and cute guys all over the street? Must go to Japan now..LOL…
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aww ilove the dags
and her polka dot dress
will you please tell us if you speak japanese or not?
Aww I love all the shots of the puppies!!! They’re sooo cute!!!
Question, are you and Jane both vegetarian?
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dogs will always be cute no matter where they are from!!!! enjoyed this. m
what a cute dogs!
i love how japanese mix and match their outfit.
too bad. i didn’t get a chance to see the beauty of japan when i was there. huh! i was only there for few hours.
Did you go into Drug Honey?
Love the dogs! So cute!
Bio means organic.
So this is why one would see the same such signs in Europe if one went there.
Heh, the rabbits are crazy and so is the store name.
The waiters are really handsome! And off course I love all the cute dogs!
Cute dogs! Even the scary dog isn’t scary!
As I said on Jane’s, I’m really enjoying your Tokyo postings. (We’re also walking our friends’ dog, so I’m in a real ‘dog head’ this week, too. Not that our cat is too thrilled).
So so so impressed with the dignity & grace that you’ve raised your girls, Judy. You have what all true style icons possess: class. And that has absolutely nothing to do with how much yen one has in one’s pocketbook – designer, or otherwise. Safe trip home.
jCx
Hello,
You might have busy time these days but if you find a few seconds, would you mind giving me the name and the address of the cafe where you had a `bio-lunch`.
Thank you very much
Enjoy Tokyo !
Celine
-Parisian girl living in Tokyo-
I can tell you miss your dogs! I love the starched uniforms of the waiters. Very sexy for some reason? Waiters don’t typically top my fantasy list!! The black rabbit is creepy.
Ah, the first dog is TOO cute!!! Great pics!
xx
You guys are having sooo much fun!! Love all the pictures! I miss Tokyo lots! can’t wait to go back again
xoxo!
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awww, all the dogs look so cute Judy.
Nini
Judy,
Your pictures have been making me so envious! I was in Japan in December and January and I’ve missed it so much since coming home. I know you lived in Japan in the 80′s, so I was wondering what your it was like back then. Also, do you speak Japanese? I assumed that you do, but wasn’t sure. I know it was difficult for me to get around with my limited Japanese.
Also, here is a restaurant that a friend took me to while I was there and it was so delicious. If you and Jane are looking for any restaurants, I recommend this one:
http://www.gonpachi.jp/en/shibuya/home/location
It’s in Shibuya, but there are other locations in Tokyo as well.
Hope you are enjoying your trip!
I am enjoying your photos immensely, having been fascinated by the Japanese culture for some time now.
The doggies are so cute! Those photos put a smile on my face.
Thank you for sharing your experience through photography.
Found your blog through your daughters…Glad to see I can find even more Tokyo pics!
I recently just got back from Tokyo a couple of weeks ago, and had a blast.
I’m sure you probably know this already..but have you tried shooting on cat street? It is very close to Omotesando, the same kind of people, but way less crowded, and more laid back! People always let me take their picture there. If you’re on Omotesando going AWAY from the Gap, and towards Aoyama/Comme Des Garcons, Cat Street is somewhere on the left. I think its the same street with Marc by Marc Jacobs.
you and your daughter are totally incredible !
(sorry for my english, I’m from Paris, France)
I’ve been enjoying watching your journey through Tokyo – you have captured some great moments and the culture. I’ve enjoyed checking in daily to see what new discoveries you have made. Keep the pics coming, this is fun!
hi, have two questions, first must say that u and your daughter have great and very inspiering stylle, but i wonder what do u work whit, and how come u travel so much?
Oh yeah, definitely! Those two waiters are so cute! And the dogies. Love them too.=D Thanks for sharing those great and cute photos. You really made my day complete.=D
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the drug honey store looks amazing. yay for bunny headed mannequins!
Awww the dogs! For like the millionth time the street style is great
Good work,thanks for sharing this information!!!
Animals in zoos have a variety of activities to keep them occupied and interested throughout the day and night. Pets need this kind of stimulation too, especially dogs. Unfortunately, many dogs spend their days in home environments that can be lonely and lack stimulation. While left alone, their instincts are to hunt, explore, play or socialize.