Although H&M’s Ginza store has been open for several weeks the masses still appear content to spend a beautuful autumn day queuing up outside:
At the time this photo was taken the wait to enter was 2 hours, and it reportedly took another 2 hours to try clothes on in the fitting room:
Chuo-dori, one of Ginza’s main streets, is closed to traffic on weekends:
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Andy in Tokyo
I have no idea. Maybe it's for female wrestlers who've been piledriven one time too many.
Amika
Use it long enough and you won't be able to hold your head upright on your own anymore. :P
Alyse
Haha! I love your point of view of Japan! Is this a real concern of Japanese women, that their necks
fatim
All the picture were great...the scenery ....Gorgeous I tell you,really ......beautiful
I hear from a lot of gals that they love the place.
I saw one j-girl with a H&M bag on the train the other week, and knowing the lines were crazy, I thought to myself, “wow, she just wasted a lot of her life today.”
Sunshine is so rare in Tokyo, I couldn’t fathom squandering it buying some non-functional clothing (i.e. not quick-drying, not wind-proof, not water-proof).
Then again, there are a lot of things I can’t fathom about this city.
I spent the past weekend in Nagano Prefecture. That made me think why don’t I live in the countryside?