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Books by Stefan Stenudd: ALL'S END by Stefan Stenudd. Science fiction novel about a quest through the universe for a perfect world. More about the book here. COSMOS OF THE ANCIENTS by Stefan Stenudd. The Greek philosophers' theories about the gods, the myths, and cosmology. More about the book here. MURDER by Stefan Stenudd. Thoughts on life, death, and the meaning of it all. More about the book here. QI Increase your life energy by Stefan Stenudd. The life energy qi (also chi or ki), with exercises on how to awaken, increase, and use it. Get the book at Amazon. AIKIDO PRINCIPLES Basic Concepts of the Peaceful Martial Art by Stefan Stenudd. Book about aikido principles, philosophy and basic elements. Get the book at Amazon. AIKIBATTO by Stefan Stenudd. The aikibatto sword and staff exercises for aikido students explained, with practical and spiritual aspects of the sword arts, equipment for training, and more. Get the book at Amazon. More on this website: Aikido Aikibatto sword exercises Myth and Cosmology Greek Philosophers Aristotle and his Poetics Fiction by Stenudd Art by Stenudd Astrology and horoscopes

Shinjuku by night
TOKYO

Photos, September 2000.

This little gallery contains photos taken by night. Any city I have come across, has got at least two souls - one living only by day, in full light, and the other nocturnal. Tokyo too, no doubt, and certainly very clearly its Shinjuku district, being particularly lively at night.      These pictures, though, deal not with the citizens of Shinjuku, but the buildings again - as a sort of backside to the gallery with photos of buildings by day.      The buildings, too, seem to give quite different impressions at night, although just as majestic. When they reach for the pitch black sky, they do it with as much delight as when penetrating the clear blue daytime sky - but with another sentiment, other implications.      To create some small similarity to a stroll through the city, I have arranged the photos in a pattern, where you can start where you like and walk in any direction you please between the sights. Just click on any one of the thumbs above, to begin. Enjoy. Stefan Stenudd Shinjuku Main entrance To top page: stenudd.com