We had the good fortune to see Cirque du Soleil in Tokyo recently.
I'd like to take a moment to agree with what everyone else has been saying about the show: "It was absolutely incredible!"
I have never before seen such an overwhelming display of athleticism and theatrical talent.
The show that is currently touring in Tokyo is "Dralion", and it is definitely worth a trip to Yoyogi stadium (near Harajuku station).
Click here for a link to Cirque du Soleil's English website.
Labels:
culture,
out and about,
theater
The Chiba Prefectural Police have posted this enlarged picture of Lindsay Ann Hawker murder suspect Tatsuya Ichihashi. It shows two birthmarks on the left side of his face.
Seeing as how it's now "hay fever" season, Ichihashi could easily cover his birthmarks by wearing a surgical mask like everyone else (or use some concealer), so maybe this isn't incredibly helpful information.
There is still no new (reported) information on Ichihashi's whereabouts as we near the one year anniversary of Hawker's death.
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crime,
justice,
Lindsay Ann Hawker,
Tatsuya Ichihashi
Cast photo from "Glengarry Glen Ross".
(l to r) Andrew Woolner (Lingk), Christopher Pellegrini (Williamson), Ryan Drees (Moss), Walter Roberts (Levene), Justin Berti (Roma), Noel Adams (Aaronow), Mishal Samman (Baylen).
Black Stripe Theater's production of the David Mamet masterpiece hits the stage this Friday February 22nd.
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acting,
theater,
크리스토퍼 펠레그리니,
クリストファー・ペレグリニ
I have no idea how long this clip will stay up on YouTube, but I show up briefly in the middle of this. It's from a (reasonably) popular drama from 2007 in which I played one of the main actress' angry boyfriend.
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acting,
video clip,
크리스토퍼 펠레그리니,
クリストファー・ペレグリニ
Here's the menu that's on display outside a restaurant near Azabu-juban station. Valentine's Day is already here? Yikes.
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food,
oddities,
out and about
