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| From Mar 25 to 5 Apr, together with my wife and daughter, I was in the UK for a road trip in Scotland. Flying directly to and from London, it became the transit stop for our trip. Piccadilly Circus with a statue of Eros atop it in the West End of London is a popular tourist attraction. |
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| The London Bus - an icon of England |
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| The Crown and London Pub, established in 1904, is one "drinking hole" where like the "salaried man of Japan", many who finish work will have a pint or two before heading home. |
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| Two English icons juxtaposed in the image |
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| Cherry Blossoms in Central London |
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| Shooting the breeze over a cup of coffee |
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| London Theatre district with the Coliseum in the foreground and The Church of St Martin's in the Field in the background |
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| Trafalgar Square with the Column of Lord Horatio Nelson. Where are the pigeons? |
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| This drink, called Negroni, didn't appeal to me possibly cos I was sick |
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| Pastas at one of the leading pasta joints - Bancon - in Central London. We went there as it's recognised that their food is reasonably priced. |
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| The King's Cross and St Pancras Stations with the London Underground below. St Pancras runs all the trains to Europe while King's Cross is both a train and London Underground station |
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| The train station with its never ending flow of passengers |
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| The Azuma train run by LNER (London North Eastern Railway) took us safely to and from Edinburgh. The train is made by Hitachi Japan |
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