Uji campus is, well, old-looking. Not "charming ivy-covered medieval buildings"-old, but "peeling paint and crumbling floors in Soviet era-style concrete boxes" kind of old. Nevertheless, in a certain light, and certain angles, some of the buildings can look downright good.
Uji is mainly home to a number of science research labs, and, evidently, home to few or no linguists or language scholars.
Stairwell at my department. It's amazing how black and white can make things look good.
As I wrote earlier, we had surströmming while I was in Kyoto. Here Dr. Honda demonstrates his culinary courage and ability to pose for pictures with a sandwhich without looking silly.
Obaku station, Uji.
