About Lost in Japan's Panoramas

Lost in Japan is a 360° panorama photo blog. You will need flash 9 in order to view most panoramas. Please click on pictures and drag your mouse around to explore, or use the arrow keys on your keyboard. You can also zoom in and out with your mousewheel or by using the ctrl and shift buttons. Enjoy!

Hayao Miyazaki’s Nittele Nippon Terebi Clock

Nippon Terebi Clock Flash Panorama
View of Hayao Miyazaki’s Nittele clock at the Nihon Terebi Headquarters in Shimbashi Itchome. This clock is the largest animated clock in the world.

Posted at 12am on 7/4/09 | no comments; | Filed Under: Japan, Panoramas | read on

Farewell Party

Farewell Party
We held an official goodbye party for two of my dear friends on June 7th, 2008 at their apartment near JR Nippori Station. They will be missed.

Posted at 11am on 3/1/09 | 1 comment | Filed Under: Japan, Panoramas | read on

Shiodome City Center Exterior (Tokyo, Japan)

Shiodome City Center & Caretta Shiodome Flash Panorama
View of Shiodome City Center from the Yurikamome Shinbashi Station. The Caretta Shiodome Building containing the Wicked Gekidanshiki Theatre is also visible in the distance. Shiodome City Center is a modern building which houses many corporate offices and restaurants. The view from the top-floor “sky” restaurants is exceptional.

Posted at 12pm on 2/27/09 | 1 comment | Filed Under: Japan, Panoramas | read on

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, Shinjuku
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku functions as Tokyo City Hall and also houses two free observatories for tourists. North and South observation decks are located on top two floors and provide a good free way to see much of the city while shopping for souvenirs at the observatories’ gift shops.

Posted at 5am on 2/26/09 | 2 comments | Filed Under: Japan, Panoramas | read on

Ueno TGI Friday’s (Tokyo, Japan)

Ueno TGI Friday's Flash Panorama
The interior of the Ueno TGI Friday’s in the Nagafuji Building near Ameyokocho and the edge of Ueno Park.

Posted at 3am on 2/25/09 | 2 comments | Filed Under: Japan, Panoramas | read on