Akihabara the neon-lit gaming district of Tokyo by Anouk Sassen

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Akihabara the neon-lit gaming district of Tokyo by Anouk Sassen
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Anouk Sassen

Zevenhuizen, Netherlands

About ‘Akihabara the neon-lit gaming district of Tokyo’ by Anouk Sassen

Akihabara is home to countless neon signs, electronics shops, manga shops and retro arcade halls. By now it is late afternoon and it is starting to rain. We explore the streets and fall from one surprise to another. Floors full of dolls, cards and images of manga and the famous Pokémon characters. What a lot of money goes into this. For…

Original created by Anouk Sassen.

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Anouk Sassen
Zevenhuizen, Netherlands

I am Anouk fond of traveling, looking for adventure and capturing beautiful moments all over the world. For me traveling is living in the moment, discovering new cultures, contracting with locals and other travelers. In recent years I have had the opportunity to make many beautiful trips. From Venezuela to Indonesia and from Finnish Lapland to New York.

In 2005 I was enchanted by the African landscape and then never stopped clicking. I prefer to travel all over the…

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