Most men are born flesh, and slowly turn to metal. I became robotic late in life, here in the streets of Tokyo. It seemed like an easier existence, than seeking the perfect cherry blossom, and the metal in my head gets me free satellite TV. My eyeglasses are my screens. They let me see all [...]
All posts in category Ueno Station
Let’s Kinetic Noodle Madness!!—A small promotion
I was up in Ueno, Tokyo today, killing a little time before I had to meet my friend Lee Chapman. And on the south end of Ueno Station, next to the main entrance to Ameyokocho, are a couple of restaurants with distinct and funny ways of attracting customers. So to convey how odd and fun [...]
Posted by Dan Ryan on April 30, 2012
http://brisbanegraphicartsmuseum.com/smallstories/2012/04/30/lets-kinetic-noodle-madnessa-small-promotion/
Those Drunken Men—A small addendum to “Tokyo in the Underbrush”
You get to thinking about, well, not what you lost but what you fleetingly had, and how it could have turned into what might have been. I spent a lot of time at Ueno Station in Tokyo in the Spring and Summer of 1988. Some of the best days of my life, which is easier [...]
Posted by Dan Ryan on July 30, 2011
http://brisbanegraphicartsmuseum.com/smallstories/2011/07/30/those-drunken-mena-small-addendum-to-tokyo-in-the-underbrush/
SmallStories Feeds You- My Dream Of Tokyo—A small refreshment May 26, 2012
- In A Ghostly Place—A small encampment May 22, 2012
- In Color And Monochrome—A small cheap trick May 18, 2012
