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A Bride at Meiji Jingu, by Charles Levie
Kristine Hsia performing at Cinco de Mayo Festival, by Declan Barnes
Fading Fuji-san by Aleisha Riboldi
Leading the way for a Mikoshi at Sanja Matsuri in Asakusa, by Eric Dan
A foggy night on the Shinkyo sacred bridge—gateway to Nikko's shrines, by Eric Dan
A bride at Meiji Jingu, by Charles Levie
Serious Beatles fan at Ikebukuro, by Allan Murphy
Yabusame Festival at the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, by Charles Levie 
Yamamoto Yae in Itabashi, by David M. Weber
Main hall of Meigetsuin. Kamakura. By Jordi Olaria
Buses parked at Tokyo Tower, by Matthew Venz
Going head over heels at the used book fair, west side of Ikebukuro. By Allan Murphy
Countdown to the Year of the Dragon at Club Dragon (1F Stork Nagasaki, 2-11-4 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku; 03-3341-0606), Ni-Chome’s spacious gay lounge staffed with friendly English-speaking waiters dressed in hot pants like go-go-boys. Not only are they foreigner-friendly, female entry is also allowed—though ladies may not get the same great deals as the men. Drinks are a bargain Fri-Sun, as beer and cocktails are all-you-can-drink (¥1,000) during happy hour and other drinks are ¥200 off between 6-9pm.
For Antipodean wines galore, visit Wineya (7-20-16 Nishi-Shinjuku, www.gordianwines66.com), a specialty shop and bar that negotiates with small and medium-sized wineries, and directly imports New World vino still undiscovered in Japan. That’s how they keep the prices of their wine (from ¥330/glass & ¥1,880/bottle), beer (from ¥580), and sangria (¥580) low. Match your glass with top-class Iberico ham (¥780), assorted cheese (¥750), or other tapas from the menu.
Nostalgic highball bar Modern Times 1923 (3-20-9 Akasaka, Minato-ku; http://meturl.com/moderntimes1923), features a five-tap “highball tower” that dispenses high pressure carbonated soda, each premixed with Kakubin, and lovely aged varieties of Yamazaki, Hakushu, Macallan, and JD. There are also highballs from homemade ginger (¥450) to seasonal fruit (¥630), and everything in between. Get 30 percent more each drink by getting a copper mug etched with your name (¥2,000), to be kept at the bar.