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Chiba, Japan Room

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Yahagi-dai

Yahagi-dai, Hoshikuki-cho

The first neighborhood I lived in
About 20 minutes busride from Central Chiba


Parkside I, Shinden-cho

The second apartment I lived in
5 minutes walk from the school
12 apartments & 1 office

Parkside I

Construction at the Crosswalk

Construction at the Crosswalk

On the way to school one day...
Restaurant behind workers was a favourite


Chiba by Day

The view from my classroom
9th Floor of the Ezawa Building

Chiba by Day

Macudonarudo Hambaagaa

Macudonarudo Hambaagaa

Transliteration is messy
Shop on the left is
an apartment rental agency


Chiba-jo

A replica that serves as museum
In Spring, people gather for picnics
Beneath the Cherry Blossoms

Chiba-jo

Chiba Minato Park

Chiba Minato Park

Late Spring finds
2 "Office Ladies" taking a break


Chiba Port Tower

Portland's Sister Port
The city is in the background
Mostly an empty tower except for
3 floors of viewing and a restaurant

Chiba Port Tower

Chiba Port Sunset

Chiba Port Sunset

Industry is everywhere
Built on reclaimed Tokyo Bay land


Makuhari Office Towers

Also on reclaimed Tokyo Bay
Chiba's most famous district
Has a decidedly Western look

Makuhari Office Towers

Makuhari Art

Makuhari Art

In between the skyscrapers
Artists have created a space
For thinking, strolling, resting


Makuhari Gardens

Though only a few years old
This park promises beauty
In the manner of years long gone

Makuhari Gardens



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Sneak
Peek
Into the
Narita Room

Boso no Mura Museum

Boso no Mura Museum

A reconstructed village
Recreates Chiba life in the 1800's



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This page updated on 15 November 1997.

All photos are scans of XianJiro original photographs taken August 1993 through December 1994.