While it seems there's lots to do in Yokes normally anyway, we'd headed down for the Yokohama Triennale 2008. Last year we got to go to the Kobe Biennale, an excellent contemporary japanese art exhibition within hundreds of shipping containers. I thought the biennale would be similar but instead the contemporary artists were from everywhere and of varying quality.
Will in front of an instillation that reminded me of wet plaster string over a balloon but bigger
Oh, we had a break for "threesies" - our new favourite meal
These lights made noise
Japanese artist painting t-shirts
Humming mirrors
Political puppets
Yokohama at night. Actually, this was probably around 5.30pm
Yokohama has a big ex-pat community and a huge Chinatown area, with very grand temples.
We went there for the all-you-can-eat Dim Sum. And we lined up for it too. Out of the 30 dishes on offer not one was vegetarian. Will ended up eating the 11 dishes we ordered himself. I had some dessert and some crispy noodles with soy sauce. Yum.
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