Le site utilise des en-têtes à rotation aléatoire. Les bannières sont toutes découpées à la main (bon, sur Photos- le logiciel gratuit Gimp), que j’ajoute au fur et à mesure que je trouve des trucs genre, vachement classe, qui permettent d’illustrer comment je vis certains aspects de mon année ma vie au Japon, ou qui m’ont fait marrer, comme je le sens. Et comme je les aime bien, je me suis rendu compte que je me mettais à rafraichir les pages juste pour voir quelle bannière allait sortir cette fois. Au cas où je ne sois pas le seul, je fais donc cette page, qui a pour seul but de faciliter l’admiration de ces bandes toutes fine, ici ordonnées chronologiquement.
This site uses randomly displayed banners. All are minutely cropped (using the libre graphical software Gimp), and added as I find cool-looking standstills, relevant illustrations of certain aspects of my year life in Japan, or simply things that I found funny enough to shoot and upload, as I see fit. I happen to like them a bit, and found myself refreshing pages only to see which one would get picked. In the hope I’m not the only one, I am hereby making this page, which only purpose is to make it easier to pointessly stare at these thin strips. Enjoy!
当ブログのバナーはランダム順番で回っています。全枚は撮ってからギンプというソフトウェアを使用して適当な大きさにトリミングされています。綺麗だと思った景色や、日本で暮らしている間で経験したことを譬えられるシーン、又は面白い日本の生活に関連している写真などを勝手に撮り、ブログに追加しています。そうして、気に入ってきてしまったから、自分がページを何回もリフレッシュする癖が発生したと気づいて、その暇つぶし行為をより簡単にするため、このページで全部一覧で見えるようにバナーを集まっておきました。どうぞご覧ください。
Il s’agit de l’ancien ensemble de bannières, pour les nostalgiques. Les nouvelles bannières HD, vous rencontrerez de nouvelles petit à petit, au hasard.
Kashii Beach.
Japanese highways. From Hakata port.
Huge crater around Mt. Aso.
View from a bridge in Tenjin
Arita rice paddies
Hakozaki-guu Miko
Bridge in Dazaifu
Trees in Dazaifu
Cosmo flowers, Umi no Nakamichi
Kirameki intersection, highly-frequented place in Tenjin.
Fukuoka from Hakata Station’s rooftop, by night.
Hakata Station’s Chrismas Illumination
Mountains
Koi fishes, in Sasaguri
Bamboos, in the mountain next to Sasaguri
Kimono defile
Susenji kids, taken by another kid.
Automn leaves in Sasaguri
Advert for a razor using Evangelion characters
Japanese-style house
Azusa and Ton-chan from K-on, by the Manga shop near Kyudai
Statue in Nagasaki
Island City by Night, from Kashii beach.
View from Fukuoka Castle’s ruins, including Oohorikoen, Fukuoka Tower, and Yahoo Dome.
House in Kanazawa’s Garden
This was just next to the park’s toilets. Zen!
Kanazawa Garden
Kanazawa Castle Turret
Toey having some fun in the snow
Japanese-style room
Snow-covered Shirakawagou houses
Toori in Shirakawagou
Tatamis
Toori in Okayama’s Kenrokuen
Kurashiki Rooftops
Miyajima Temple Tower
Osaka night life.
View of Fukuoka from Hakata Station’s rooftop, day.
All relevant flags here. (China a bit hidden)
Island City park covered in snow
Umi No Naka Michi, sunset
水鏡天満宮, with some partial B&W effect.
Contemporary world kimono fashion.
I don’t remember why I took that.
Chinese dragon
灯り, Nagasaki Lantern Festival
Mt. Aso’s blistering sulfuric fumes.
All Credits to 박다예
Here’s a bone. It was found in the vicinity of a tiger.
All Credits to 박다예
Kinkaku-ji, deservedly a wonder of this world.
Meditation, and zen. Before talking to the cutie nearby.
Nijōjō
Painting on the roof of Ken’ninji.
Kiyomizudera. If there’s one temple in this world that I could say gave me lasting memories, it’s this one. That’s not for the best though.
Kyoto’s tourist map. What a mess.
Ginkaku-ji
Sake!
Salaryman in a temple
Tyan entering a new world.
One should not shoot the Budha.
Reflections.
« Do not leave bicycles here »
Some more macro of japanese plum blossoms.
Plum tree in Osaka Castle’s Park
Cherry trees in Fukuoka’s Maizuru Park.
Not close enough.
Cats in a Zen temple.
桜の下に屋台あり Ramen stands under cherry trees.
5-floors pagoda of Tōchōji
River leading to the Oohori Park.
Dragon in Yongdusan Park.
This is deep huh.
To the edge of the Korean Peninsula.
Yeah, penis fish! Sorry for the poor innocent souls who didn’t want to see that.
This is not a nazi temple.
Usa sanctuary, Shinto temple, that feels like in the middle of a forest.
Hanami in the park next to the ruins of Fukuoka Castle.
定食
Sakura and Toori, this is in hell.
Graffiti on the way to Kyudai.
Real life man-made shockwave.
Mooo
Canal City CRT monitors. It was supposed to be futuristic.
This couldn’t be any more true. Especially considering it’s written in a bar’s water closet.
You can ponder on the deep meaning of the focus put on the flower behind, sprouting from the masses, that is still ignored from the bigger one, blurry and not so well known… Or just think those are pretty flowers.
Those ones surely are.
Marina on sunset time.
Sea, sun and labour.
Arita Rice Paddies, summer version.
So many sex offenders were arrested on that day.
Torii, cat and paper walls. Yep, Japan.
Plenty of Yukatas!
What is a blog about Japan without a sunrise, huh?
The Fukuoka bay from the Fukuoka tower, Betty in reflection.
Kabuki
This one took me some time. One shot per season, of one of the buildings in the kaikan.
England, Cambridge – One supposedly famous bridge.
England, Cambridge – Ivy Leaves
A year in recollections.
France, Bordeaux – « Je suis Charlie » support demonstration.
Bordeaux, Thouars
Bordeaux, Les Quais
Gent rooftops
Gent going places
Belgium flag on sunset.
Birds in Brussels.
Brussels, European District
Back to Japan
Meiji Jingu
Sakura falling
Japanese praying
View of Tokyo skyline
Nightsky from Mt. Fuji
Tama Lake by day
Tama Lake, sunset/night
Odaiba: Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo’s Statue of Liberty
Rainbow Bridge by Night
Sunset from the Tokyo Tower
Shinjuku Gyo-en
Lantern festival in Hanakoganei
Random Kodaira street
Sunrise over the Mount Fuji
Mountains reminiscent of some Ukiyo-e.
Yokohama’s Chinatown
Couple in Tokyo
Mountainous countyside
Fisherman in Hamana Lake
Jougasaki Coast
Matsushima view
Godaidō