Sunday February 10th, 2008 | Posted in Tokyo Shock X-Change | No Comments

Splashdown

So it seemed to me I had landed in a sea of people when the Narita Express left me in Ikebukuro station. I was headed for Kimi Ryokan for my first 4 nights stay, but I’d overlooked the fact that it was going to be rush hour, and I was dragging all my worldly possessions behind me. It was hard work getting synchronised with the flow of traffic. You really knew when you weren’t in it, because moving became almost impossible; everyone was in a hurry.

 

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Stephen David Smith is a multimedia designer and web designer currently based in tokyo.  When he's not scripting interactive environments in Flash or designing usability for websites, he's down the arcade playing Taiko no Tatsujin or creating animation and music on his laptop. He's influenced by the Japanese aesthetic sensibilities, as well as the 'throw-away' nature of modern Japanese popular culture.
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