I am based in Sydney, but also travel worldwide.
My aim is to be in the moment and capture love stories artfully and intentionally. Preserving emotions & focusing on the mood and feel.
You can check out more about my why here.
Yes, just rock that kimono and wig babe!!!
Hi guys, how’s your weekend been? My whole half afternoon work just got refreshed somehow, now I couldn’t remember what did I write initially, part of baby brain I guess?
So long story short, we visited Taiwan earlier this year and detoured to Japan to have some snowboarding fun(Not me). Because hubby still has some sympathy, so we changed the original plan to stay one more day in Tokyo instead. In order to rescue me from bored to death in snow resorts, now we have extra time to explore Tokyo.
Just letting you know, it’s actually not our first time visiting Shinjuku, so this time the aim was more about chilling out and getting some rest for the long day transport next day. Also, because I am pregnant at the moment, can’t be too wild;-)
The only wild thing was probably this show Robot Restaurant in Shinjuku. It’s more like a theatre rather than a restaurant. (The food is basically sushi bento box so we didn’t book it.) And to be honest with you, this show is a show represents how much Japanese love their imaginations and digital world. They have really distinctive styles of story telling. We really enjoyed it, it turned out quite a surprise to us. (Well, it’s not our first time in Japan.)
I sincerely hope you can really check it out yourself if you are ever in Shinjuku, there’s nothing like it. I won’t talk about it too much, just to leave you more surprises. No spoilers.
You can book the show online with several sites and prices are not much different. Just simply google Robot Restaurants and the timetables are pretty straight forward.
Have you been to Robot Restaurant? Do you like Japanese manga/animation? I found it quite easy to break ice with Japanese when I talked about comic books. You can try it next time.
Stay human,
xxx Aka
Hubby’s strong arms and back muscles are a plus during this trip, I am a weak prego now lalala….
Literally tradition and modern have great marriage in this country…
Unlike Australia, morning here in Tokyo is really quiet…Everything starts a bit later..
I like watching the branches like silhouettes, I am always staring at branches wherever I go…
Sometimes it’s better stay lost in translation I guess…
My best friend and model in life
I used to deal with cold better, but now I think I am getting old…
Love the stone work..
This was where we stayed near this time. Lots of interesting host clubs nearby…
During the day, it’s definitely more black than colours. In Sydney, work outfits are so much more vibrant…
If you look at the price of beverages, beverages always cost much cheaper in Asia.
Where they found these many girls on the sign? And the signed like this are everywhere!
Here we comes, the lift has already raised our curiosity…
We literally were shocked by the time lift opened….
So make sure you don’t anything naughty.
The whole show is full of energies. It’s like they have high voltage power running inside all the staffs on the stage. I love it.
The night has entirely different vibe in this city. It’s like a dragon waking up at nights.
There’s nothing better to end the night by a bowl of ramen! Ramen stock tastes so much better in Japan.
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Aka Innes is a Sydney based wedding & Editorial photographer, capturing wedding memories for free-spirited, adventurous couples in Australia and worldwide.