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They're a book from the early 1990s called "Tokyo Style" that is packed with photos of real living conditions from back then. Chaos of every variety. Plus some
by msephton 1y ago
They're a book from the early 1990s called "Tokyo Style" that is packed with photos of real living conditions from back then. Chaos of every variety. Plus some Super Famicom and PC-Engines laying around. A very cool book, most recently reprinted in 2024 with Japanese/English captions.
- ccozan 1y agoand the cables, the cables hanging from everywhere! ( btw, has anyone noticed in anime there are always frames of street cabling? Like those cylindrical transformes and thick cables. Almost cyberpunk! )
- Symbiote 1y agoThe transformers are a result of a the lower voltage (also used in America), for efficiency and to keep the required voltage the transformer needs to be nearer to the house.
- pezezin 1y agoWe also have transformers in Europe, but they are hidden. Which incidentally makes them more reliable, as they are not exposed to the elements.
- huntoa 1y agoHere's the full book "Tokyo: a certain style" by Kyoichi Tsuzuki (same author), https://archive.org/details/tokyo-a-certain-style https://archive.org/details/tokyo-a-certain-style
- msephton 1y agoI believe that's essentially the first English edition.