I heard that the Sports Agency encourages sneaker commuting, but I certainly saw many people wearing sneakers in the commuter train.
As expected, I haven't seen any businessman wearing suits or sneakers yet, but I often see women wearing sneakers in a stylish look.
So, what I would like to introduce is "NIKE", which has nothing to do with sneakers at all. Probably not Nike, but Nike.
Recently, Japanese Government is encouraging business persons to wear sneakers and as a fact, you can bump into many of working persons wearing sneakers on trains.
As a matter of fact, you cannot easily encounter business suits workers with sneakers but there are many business women dressed neatly and enjoying their fancy sneakers.
What this blog is about has nothing to do with sport shoes, but what would like to write about is titled "NIKE" which probably has different pronounciating with the sport wear company.
This bronze statue is located in the square behind the Tokyo Sumitomo Twin Building in Shinkawa.
This statue is placed at the backyard of Tokyo Smitomo Twin Building.
The author is Fumio Asakura's young lady, who is famous for works such as Kyoko Asakura and Shigenobu Okuma.
I had been visiting the Asakura Sculpture Museum in Taninaka several times, so I was personally happy to see my daughter's work nearby. There is also a work called "Summer" on the front side, so if you are interested, please take a walk and appreciate it. (after it cools down)
The sculpture is Kyoko Asakura, a daughter of Japanese great artist Fumio Asakura who is famous for "Shigenobu Okura" (statue) and others.
Visiting Asakura Sculpture Museum in Yanaka was just wonderful but seeing his daughter's masterpiece around the neighborhood was just delightful. On the other side of the building, there is also Kyoto Asakura's statue titled "Summer". If you are an art lover, maybe it is nice to include this spot in your walking course. (When the weather gets cooler)