If it is Saturday it must be time to go to...the office, or the library, or similar. Because is Saturday...I'm not sure whether that is necessarily a good or bad thing but with an extra guest lecture to do this week and a short presentation to make in a couple of weeks time, there is little else to do really.
The day part one, started with a trip to my favourite place in Tokyo, the National Library (yes, I know) to copy contents pages of two books on Australia and Japan that I will be using for one of the presentations. After a long complicated process involving not breaking copyright laws (it is fine to copy an entire article from a journal, you can't copy more than 10 percent of a chapter in a book however) I finally got the four pages required (and lunched at my favourite timeless library cafe which was open today) and headed to the office...
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| The hydrangeas are emerging |
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| along with the morning glories |
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| Azaleas near the library |
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| trying to stand out |
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| One of my favourite escalators, at Nagatacho station, Yurakucho line |
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| Afternoon sun |
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| The things you see on the port sometimes |
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| Just a hint of wheel |
I'm always surprised, not surprised at the number of people at work on the weekends. We really ought to, collectively, do something about that.
[Camera : iPhone6S 11.34am, 1.59pm-2.05pm, 2.50pm, 5.19pm, Lumix TZ-85, 3.55pm; 27 May 2017]
