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  2009

  Sep 22
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  hayatenokouji

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  Hello from tokyo.
  A lot of cats lives in the tokyo city. Indoor and Outdoor. I found the their house on the street at Yanaka where is close to Ueno. Almost all cats slept comfortable.
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  Nikira 5:36 am on September 22, 2009 | #

  I like the composition, slowly leading your eye diagonally till you stopped by the cat figure, and shadow curves you back.

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  hayatenokouji 6:12 am on September 22, 2009 | #

  Hi!Nikira.
  Thank you for your comment.I’m so grateful that you see this illustration.
  I like cat walking at town.They looks always free.
  See you again!

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  Linda Bachrach 1:14 pm on September 22, 2009 | #

  Yanaka is such a cat town. Many cat art galleries are there and I see many cats when I walk there. Probably these homeless cats are very well taken care of by the local people who love cats. Yanaka is such a charming neighborhood. I love it!

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  hayatenokouji 7:29 pm on September 22, 2009 | #

  Hello Linda.Thank you for your comment.I
  Japan is the morning time now. Yes, you’re right. Some Yanaka people helps homeless cats. Homeless cats, in japanese, “NORANEKO”. NORA means field. NEKO means cats.
  They are not homeless. The town is their home.

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  Linda Bachrach 8:06 pm on September 22, 2009 | #

  Thanks for telling me about the word “noraneko”. I have never heard “nora” used with “neko” before! I learned something new and I will use it in Kyoto when I am there in November.

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  Nikira 8:21 pm on September 22, 2009 | #

  Such interesting story about cats. I am in love with Japan, please, tell more about your life in Tokyo.

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  hayatenokouji 8:10 am on September 23, 2009 | #

  Thank you. Unfortunately, I can’t use English well.Sometime, please check my blog or twitter.Almost all contents are written in Japanese, but I’ll try to use English for you. I have written about Tokyo on these media.
  My blog: http://sync-ideas.net/tokyo/
  twitter: http://twitter.com/hayatenokouji

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