It might not be in pots, but there’s plenty of wealth to be found in Tokyo. A large amount of it on such a level that it’s frankly unfathomable.
But despite boasting lots of haves, the city still has way too many have nots. And while there was indeed a pot below this particular rainbow, it quite clearly wasn’t filled with gold.
Harry says
Man that hits hard. Poor guy…….. 🙁
Lee says
Yes, it’s a life that’s impossible to imagine. Or perhaps existence is a more accurate term.
cdilla says
There’s a lot to look at and think about in this photograph.
It’s a sad indictment of our societies that the top 10% can’t spare a yen/cent/penny each to help out the bottom 100th of a percent.
That artwork reminds me of “The King Of Elfland’s Daughter” when the boundary of that other country sweeps over the mundane fields we know, brightening them with its deep lucency.
john says
lunacy; but talking of Plunketts ..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeJ5A3CNkpE
cdilla says
I like that version. I’d only heard it before played by the sadly missed Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin.
And you had me scratching my head for the connection for a few minutes there… the problem being that my aged brain kept getting waylaid by thoughts of Plunkett and Macleane which I watched a few days ago. But I got there in the end. Thanks for the mental workout 🙂
John says
Mícheál got a few extra notes in there!
Plunkett and Macleane it was their job to waylay folks? :O)
Lee says
That’s all a whole new world for me. A few hours of reading up and research very much required!
john says
The artwork looks a bit noisy to me. It seems a strange spot to ‘bed down’.
Lee says
It is, isn’t it? Despite the rainbow, I found the painting a little unsettling to be honest. But it’s in an underpass, and as it’s rainy season, it presumably offers much needed shelter.
john says
Ah! that makes sense; and he isn’t necessarily soaking up the vibe of the artwork. Thanks!
Lee says
You are very welcome!