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Sega's Joypolis. Usually a gamers' walhalla, now closed due to a tragic accident
One of the entrances to the huge Otemachi station
Then across the bridge to Yoyogi park
A Japanese style warning not to get caught between the doors
An overview of the first 10 years of MSX history.
...of course, no MSX fair can do without a bunch of security guys these days ;)
For a while, some members of the organization strolled the Akihabara streets with these signs, just to attract a few extra visitors
Here we are. Nakano, otaku paradise
The beautiful gymnasium.
And there is Harajuku Street. (Takeshita street, if you like)
A view of Rainbow Bridge. If you want to know how it got this name, have a look at it at night...
Who's driving this thing?
Damn right, the Japanese have a statue of liberty as well!
The impressive building of Fuji Television
Impressive old loc at Shimbashi station. Final Fantasy VII anyone?
Laox' Asobitcity, the place where MSX Magazine Festival 2003 was held has been turned into a DonkiJote now. (Don Quichote, I know... but the Japanese don't :P)
A view of one of the quieter streets of Akihabara. Of course, it had been raining and it was quite early...
Trader 2 - Nice MSX games guaranteed!
People waiting to get into Shibuya
A typical Tokyo crossing. Soon you'll find out why the majority of cars here have navigation systems built in.
Don't you ever dare not to fold your newspaper in the subway again!
..but I decided to take one of those Japanese energy drinks
Am I the only person who has to think about SD-Snatcher when seeing this?
Southern Kantou MSX users meeting
MSX Magazine 3 - February 2005

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Sega's Joypolis. Usually a gamers' walhalla, now closed due to a tragic accident

One of the entrances to the huge Otemachi station

Then across the bridge to Yoyogi park

A Japanese style warning not to get caught between the doors

An overview of the first 10 years of MSX history.

...of course, no MSX fair can do without a bunch of security guys these days ;)

For a while, some members of the organization strolled the Akihabara streets with these signs, just to attract a few extra visitors

Here we are. Nakano, otaku paradise

The beautiful gymnasium.

And there is Harajuku Street. (Takeshita street, if you like)

A view of Rainbow Bridge. If you want to know how it got this name, have a look at it at night...