Perhaps the small shrine originally stood on the site of what is now valuable "real estate" in central Tokyo? An interesting solution. Completely invisible from the ground of course, but no doubt tended to.
Thursday, October 27, 2005
The Shrine on the Roof
Perhaps the small shrine originally stood on the site of what is now valuable "real estate" in central Tokyo? An interesting solution. Completely invisible from the ground of course, but no doubt tended to.
Sunday, October 09, 2005
Two worlds
From the Financial Times, Saturday 8th October 2005.
p4. Estate agents hope for City bonus windfall.
"Bonuses are expected to be largest among bankers working on debt-related products such as credit derivatives rather than those on mergers and acquisitions"
p10. UN struggles to feed Africa's hungry people
picture caption "a woman carries water-lily roots gathered from crocodile-infested waters in Malawi. The tubers are barely edible and cause diarrhoea"
p4. Estate agents hope for City bonus windfall.
"Bonuses are expected to be largest among bankers working on debt-related products such as credit derivatives rather than those on mergers and acquisitions"
p10. UN struggles to feed Africa's hungry people
picture caption "a woman carries water-lily roots gathered from crocodile-infested waters in Malawi. The tubers are barely edible and cause diarrhoea"
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