Right before the storm clouds opened, the sky got extremely dark. But, as the sky behind me was still blue, this building's reflective windows stood out quite well.

Same motorway ramp as before, this time from underneath.

Even though I was running late, while wandering across Kounan-Ohashi, I had to take a photo of Yurikamome, A great big round-in-a-circle motorway on/off ramp. It heads onto Rainbow Bridge but I couldn't get any decent shots of that, it's too big.

More of an instructional shot than anything arty. This is taken at eye-level.

Note to self: Duck.

The grey strip is a handy bit of rubber some kind soul put there to make sure it's not as painful walking into the door as it could have been.

Yeah, I know, Edinburgh gets it fair share of rain, too. But this is like switching on a shower. And then all of a sudden it stops. Kind of like switching off a shower...

Don't have a clue what they're called but they're big and shiny.

They could be Big Telephone Things, I guess.

Of course, with Japan's tendency to have all the cabling overhead (as opposed to the UK's underground cabling), it does mean that this is right outside my window. I could touch it if I were so inclined. And it's dripping wet.

I'm not 100% sure if this is a good thing..

One of those bits that joins cable to other cables.

Just some traffic on my street at night time.

Standing outside the Tokyo Regional Government buildings looking towards the Imperial Palace. The government buildings themselves were quite impressive but I didn't want to risk upsetting the stern-looking guards standing outside them by taking any photos in their direction.