A photograph for each dayhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2/Enter Text here...http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#059Enter Text here...http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#057Enter Text here...http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#057Enter Text here...http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#056Enter Text here...http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#055表示されているコードを大文字で入力して下さい。http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#054Enter Text ashere...http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#053The German-Japanese Business Association held a "Job Forum" event, hosted by the German Institute for Japan-studies in Tokyo. I was invited as one of three guest speaker and held a presentation about experiences and prospects for German academics in the japanese job market.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#052The German-Japanese Business Association held a "Job Forum" event, hosted by the German Institute for Japan-studies in Tokyo. I was invited as one of three guest speaker and held a presentation about experiences and prospects for German academics in the japanese job market.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#051View from a classroom in at Meiji University, Ochanomizu, Tokyo.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#050Nomikai (see beforehand explanation) with friends from my seminar at university. Plus, first haircut in Japan ever ..http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#049A temple for the lately deceased, close to my apartment building. Even in metropolitan areas like Tokyo, Japan has temples build right next to office buildings and supermarkets.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#048A man taking a walk on a sunny day next to a river near my building. Actually Tokyo seems only to be busy around train stations which build the center every district. Besides that rural living areas are quite relaxing and laid back.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#047Participated in Sado, the japanese tea ceremony again. Always impressive how many rules you have to follow. But still, it always looks impressive. Although the tea I could prepare this time wasn't as good as the teacher's.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#046Two new inhabitants in my kitchen .. 100yen happy dish sponges resembling fruits. The japanese basically put faces on everything, makes life so much more friendly ..http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#045My new razor .. its manual but got a battery inside and a switch where you can turn it on so it starts vibrating, to probably ease the shaving ..http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#044Drinking Party again with friends .. Nomikai are drinking parties particular to Japanese culture. They are a part of the culture of most places of employment, from schools to nightclubs and are often held in restaurants or izakayas, usually with everyone seated at one large table or occupying a separated section of the venue and include all you can eat and drink.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#043At a Baseball match between Meiji and Waseda University .. fan culture just seems totally different the European: in the end, the fans of the loosing team congratulated the winner and left politely without any commotion.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#042Sunset over Yasukuni Shrine in Central Tokyo. Yasukuni Shrine is dedicated to the spirits of soldiers and others who died fighting for the Emperor of Japan. Because of its meaning it has become quite a controversy, especially for japanese-chinese relations when japanese officials visit the shrine.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#041Usual image in Tokyo subways .. people sleeping on my way to university and backhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#040Chinese language class at Meiji University.. learning Chinese in Japanese sounds weird, but turned out to be a lot of funhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#039My ticket for Tokyo Games Show 2008 which is supposed to be the biggest fair for video games and technology innovations in the whole world. It was a lot of fun anywayshttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#038Japanese guy passing by in front of a traditional restaurant in a backstreet in Tokyos Ginza districthttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#037Buddhist monk walking through Shinjuku train station in western Tokyohttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#036Inside the Kanda Myojin temple in central Tokyo, combination of moss, stones and woodhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#035A japanese traditional festival called "Matsuri" right outside my apartment building. Usually festivals in Japan are sponsored or organized by a local shrine or temple.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#034On a university field trip with exchange students from Austria, Taiwan, UK, Canada, China and many more countries ...http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#033Chinese symbols on a wall in a temple complexhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#032After some days of rain finally sunshine and people resting in a small parkhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#031You probably know these game machines where you can catch prices with a crane .. in the japanese version you can win a vacuum cleaner. No need for further comments..http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#030Visiting Yokohama Chinatown after Oktoberfest. Yokohama's Chinatown is supposed to be the biggest Chinatown in the world featuring more than 500 restaurantshttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#029Going to Yokohama Oktoberfest 2008 with former exchange students at my university, some friends and Anke visiting from Germanyhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#028A crossing in Ginza at night, one of Tokyo's most expensive shopping distrinctshttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#027Sorry for the late update, couldnt access my computer due to a virus infection for the last two days. Photograph was taken at a japanese Matsuri festivalhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#026Relaxed evening with sushi and japanese drinks watching season 4 opening of the american "How I Met Your Mother" showhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#025Celebrating a 'Welcome to Japan' party with our professor from Germanyhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#024Usual scene on my daily way to University...http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#023A part of the library at Meiji University, Tokyo, serving round about 22000 studentshttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#022Birthday 2nd stage .. Karaoke after initial Nomikai.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#021Celebrating my 22nd Birthday in Tokyo. Nomikai (literally, "drink meeting") and Karaoke with old and tons of new friends. Didnt take a group picture unfortunately, but thanks everybody for joining me. I had a great evening!http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#020Front of the Imperial Palace Garden, Tokyohttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#019A touch-screen camera where you can select a degree of smiling from a barometer and then it will automatically take the picture if the person on the screen smiles according to the barometerhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#018More nightly tours trough Tokyo, exploring 75Yen Sushi Shops, Game Halls and Bars...http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#017View from the househttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#016One side of my first very own flat. On the other side: Kitchen and bathroomhttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#015Buddhist statue in Kamakurahttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#014Couple walking away from a temple in Kita-Kamakurahttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#013Moss on a stone statuehttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#012Inside a bamboo forresthttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#011Statues in a temple in Kamakura, outside of Tokyohttp://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#010Firefighters arrive after a fire nearly burned a small restaurant 50m from the apartment..http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#009Dozens of barrels of Sake arranged in front of Meiji Jingu Shrine in Central Tokyo.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#008Busy sidestreet in Minato-ku.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#007Goldfish in the Aquarium of Tokyo Tower.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#006Two japanese girls dressed in Kimono look over South-Tokyo from Tokyo Tower.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#005Skyview of Tokyo from Observatory Deck of World Trade Center near Hamamatsucho Stn.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#004Decorations on a temple right next to the apartment. Spent a day in Azabu and night in Asakusa and Shibuya.http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#003After a day exploring the city centre of Tokyo relaxing in a small bar with new friends..http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#002Flying with Emirates Airlines from Hamburg to Dubai, Dubai to Osaka and finally Osaka to Tokyo. The photograph shows the mountains in northern India..http://www.henningbuchholz.com/365-2//#001