Japanese Ukelele Site - MUST READ! - Tiki Music

A aquarj Tiki Socialite SF bay area, CA Joined: Apr 02, 2002 Posts: 1125	A aquarj Posted posted on Thu, Jul 11, 2002 8:15 PM One more Japan suggestion for the exotica/bizarro fan. There's a super phonebook sized tome called Roadside Japan by Kyoichi Tsuzuki with great photos and info about off-the-beaten-path stuff to see. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/489366641X/qid=1026439604/sr=8-15/ref=sr_8_15/104-0261006-1030356 This is an amazon link just for reference, since it shows the book cover, featuring a roadside moai park in Japan, unfortunately pretty far north I think. Amazing! Wish I could've seen it. The book also shows a "Fantasy Museum" in the Nagoya area, an amazing fantasy underwater world museum with a restaurant and unbelievable decor all made with seashells. Hopefully someday I can put up some photos from that place.

One more Japan suggestion for the exotica/bizarro fan. There's a super phonebook sized tome called Roadside Japan by Kyoichi Tsuzuki with great photos and info about off-the-beaten-path stuff to see.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/489366641X/qid=1026439604/sr=8-15/ref=sr_8_15/104-0261006-1030356

This is an amazon link just for reference, since it shows the book cover, featuring a roadside moai park in Japan, unfortunately pretty far north I think. Amazing! Wish I could've seen it. The book also shows a "Fantasy Museum" in the Nagoya area, an amazing fantasy underwater world museum with a restaurant and unbelievable decor all made with seashells. Hopefully someday I can put up some photos from that place.

Post #3637 by aquarj on Thu, Jul 11, 2002 8:15 PM