As if Tokyo commuters needed more reasons to act insane.

Locations here. Someone go with a crowbar and grab me one.

And, because I'm just deliriously happy about the new Ridge Racers game for PSP, here's new Reiko.

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Something new we're trying out with the relaunch, is giving Tokyopia members cell photo posting access from anywhere they go. Expect a mish mash, expect the weird. Check it out for yourselves.

Times they are a-changing.

GMan stumbles on a massive Space Invaders Anniversary promotion in Shibuya. Ever seen the Taito classic played on a 300 foot billboard in the middle of Tokyo?

Prime Minister Koizumi might officially stand with the US, but in the streets, the people are revolting. Mr. Rogers was at the Hatchiko watching it all happen. It's no War and Peace, but it isn't far off either. One for your future grandchildren.

You know you're on dangerous ground when contributors of a site write articles to parody each other. Either that, or you've achieved greatness. Chris (Wired, Shonen Jump) Kohler mails in his pastiche of a Tokyopia staple: Tim's wacky adventures. Click here for ganguro girls, expresso and giggles.

As all of us in Tokyo wait for the first cherry blossoms to burst forth like heart-warming pink popcorn, Tim Rogers reminds us it's not a good day to raise snack foods to a higher elevation... enjoy.

As blizzards hit Tokyo, we learn to appreciate these dry winter months, cuddling up under the kotatsu actually playing games rather than talking about them. There might not be much going on in game land right now, but Tim Rogers has another heart-warming Tokyo tale to share... enjoy.

Tim Rogers has returned to Tokyo! And to celebrate this moment of earth-shattering joy, Tim mails in the latest in his series of madcap adventures as a gamer in the world's biggest neon jungle. Clickety-click.

A hot day in Otemachi, Tokyo. Justin is dying on the street, waiting for his 2PM at Merrills. He stops by the Xbox cafe in Marunouchi and, unexpectedly, finds it swinging. Cue rant.