The wonderful neon in the Akihabara section of Tokyo. The subway stop for Akihabara says "Electric Town", but they are not talking about the neon. This is where you go in Tokyo to buy anything that uses batteries or plugs in. All manner of computers, televisions, you name it, can be found here. They even sell discrete electronic components, like LEDs. So plug in and turn on! (See the big picture.)
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Akihabara Neon
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This is good stuff. Excellent night shot. We gotta get more people coming by here and commenting.
Posted by: G N Bassett | April 12, 2005 at 12:03 AM
Much more atmospheric than that place you dragged us ... er, took us ... out on Route 4
Posted by: yve | April 13, 2005 at 09:36 AM
Great pic of Akihabara! I live in Tokyo and love how vibrant it is at night! When did you come here?
Posted by: shoefly | April 20, 2005 at 11:24 PM