Walking in Shibuya.

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Yesterday, I walked around Shibuya.

There was a shop I really wanted to visit, and I had only passed through Shibuya before,

so I walked there for a long time for the first time in my life.

Once again, it’s such a stimulating city.

I didn’t even know where to look,

and I ended up being turned down by the shop I wanted to visit the most,

and just walked 12,000 steps and came back.

If I had to say whether I like it or not, I don’t like it,

but it’s a place where you can really feel life moving at an incredible pace.

Once you get on that flow, I wonder if it’s hard to get off?

That’s what I thought.

I saw a foreigner stuffing something into a backpack,

and it was two Coca-Cola cans with Shibuya prints.

Ah, that might be a good souvenir.

While looking at them, I hurried on and soon found the same cans in a vending machine.

Embarrassed, I bought one.

"Excuse me, we’re looking for a haircut model,"

someone called out to me.

Huh, me? I looked around and hurriedly ran away.

Then, from behind me, someone shouted,

"Do you remember when you last cut your hair?!"

I wondered how messy I must have looked.

It wasn’t about whether I was suitable as a model,

they were simply looking for someone who needed a haircut.

The Christmas card in the photo is one I made by imitating a glove motif card

I saw at a general store. With Coca-Cola.

A miscellaneous collage on a crosswalk sign.

A very Shibuya-like shot.