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The “Oasis Reunion Bubble” at Tower Records Shibuya: A Look at ¥50,000+ Vinyl and the Surging Prices of Vintage Cassettes

2026年2月22日 by CityNomix

UK original 12-inch vinyl record of Oasis's Whatever on a shelf with a price tag.

Hello, this is CityNomix. When I’m not crunching numbers in the digital marketing world, I’m out walking the streets, trying to capture the raw energy of the city. This time, I paid a visit to a sanctuary for music lovers worldwide: Tower Records Shibuya. My mission was simple. I wanted to see how the Continue reading “The “Oasis Reunion Bubble” at Tower Records Shibuya: A Look at ¥50,000+ Vinyl and the Surging Prices of Vintage Cassettes”

Hawaii’s Hidden Palace of Islamic Art: Exploring the Aesthetic of Doris Duke’s “Shangri La”

2026年2月18日 by CityNomix

Interior of the Tent Room featuring a massive crystal chandelier, intricate blue floral wall patterns, and a long blue striped sofa.

When you think of Honolulu, images of crowded Waikiki beaches and Mai Tais likely come to mind. But just a short drive away, nestled against the rugged coastline of Black Point near Diamond Head, lies a hidden door to another world. A world that stands in stark, breathtaking contrast to the tropical surroundings. I’m Continue reading “Hawaii’s Hidden Palace of Islamic Art: Exploring the Aesthetic of Doris Duke’s “Shangri La””

Framing History: Capturing the Nostalgic View of Tokyo Station from KITTE’s Hidden “Former Postmaster’s Office”

2026年2月17日 by CityNomix

View of the red brick Tokyo Station building and dome roof seen through a black window frame

Tokyo Station is the gateway to Japan’s capital. Its iconic red brick facade captivates countless travelers and photographers daily. While the frontal shot from the Marunouchi Plaza is a classic, readers of Photomo seek more than just a record; you seek the atmosphere, the narrative, and the sensation of a place. CityNomix proposes a Continue reading “Framing History: Capturing the Nostalgic View of Tokyo Station from KITTE’s Hidden “Former Postmaster’s Office””

Lisbon’s Crown Jewel: A Photographer’s Guide to Castelo de S. Jorge (Best Panoramas & Peacocks)

2026年2月17日 by CityNomix

Red-tiled rooftops overlooking the shimmering Tagus River with strong sun glare

When you walk through the streets of Lisbon, there is one landmark that always catches your eye, no matter where you are. Perched atop the highest of the city’s seven hills, the Castelo de S. Jorge (St. George’s Castle) has stood watch over the Portuguese capital for centuries. While most guidebooks introduce it as a Continue reading “Lisbon’s Crown Jewel: A Photographer’s Guide to Castelo de S. Jorge (Best Panoramas & Peacocks)”

Lisbon’s Grand Stage: A Photographer’s Guide to Praça do Comércio & Rua Augusta Arch

2026年2月17日 by CityNomix

When you arrive in Lisbon, there is one place that demands your immediate attention. It’s often called the “living room” of the city, but it feels more like a grand stage. As you emerge from the narrow cobblestone streets of the Baixa district, the world suddenly opens up. You are greeted by the vastness of Continue reading “Lisbon’s Grand Stage: A Photographer’s Guide to Praça do Comércio & Rua Augusta Arch”

Lisbon’s Iron Icon: A Day & Night Photography Guide to the Santa Justa Lift

2026年2月17日 by CityNomix

Low-angle night view of the illuminated Santa Justa Lift in Lisbon, with people walking on the stairs in the foreground

Hello there! This is CityNomix from Photomo. In my day job as a digital marketer, I’m constantly analyzing data and optimizing for efficiency. But when I travel, I crave the opposite: tangible history, analog beauty, and the kind of craftsmanship that defies mere utility. Walking through the streets of Lisbon, nothing embodies this spirit Continue reading “Lisbon’s Iron Icon: A Day & Night Photography Guide to the Santa Justa Lift”

The Ultimate Lisbon Base: Why Hotel Santa Justa is Perfect for Web Summit & Sightseeing

2026年2月17日 by CityNomix

Front entrance of Hotel Santa Justa featuring a dark blue awning with gold lettering, glass doors, and a view of the lobby inside.

The cobblestone streets echo with history, the air carries the sweet scent of freshly baked Pastéis de Nata, and the city hums with a vibrant energy late into the night. Lisbon is a city that captivates you instantly. As a digital marketer and globetrotter (I’m CityNomix), balancing work commitments like the Web Summit with the Continue reading “The Ultimate Lisbon Base: Why Hotel Santa Justa is Perfect for Web Summit & Sightseeing”

Kuramae Coffee Guide: WESTSIDE COFFEE Review – Light Roasts & Tiramisu

2026年2月17日 by CityNomix

Coffee bean menu cards displayed on a metal counter, featuring various single-origin options like Mexico, Kenya, China, Colombia, and Costa Rica with prices and flavor notes

This is CityNomix. Kuramae, located on the east side of Tokyo along the Sumida River, is often dubbed “Tokyo’s Brooklyn.” Once a district known for toy wholesalers and craftsmen, it has transformed into a cultural hub where renovated warehouses host stylish cafes and lifestyle shops. For a digital marketer like myself, walking through this Continue reading “Kuramae Coffee Guide: WESTSIDE COFFEE Review – Light Roasts & Tiramisu”

Shinonome Seipanjo Guide: Best Time to Visit & Must-Try Pastries in Kuramae, Tokyo

2026年2月16日 by CityNomix

Exterior of Shinonome Bakery featuring wooden framing, white curtains, and an entrance guideline sign

This is CityNomix. In the world of digital marketing, everything is about speed and efficiency. But when I travel, I look for the opposite: places that force you to slow down and savor the moment.Today, I’m taking you to Kuramae, often called the “Brooklyn of Tokyo.” This neighborhood, nestled along the Sumida River, is a Continue reading “Shinonome Seipanjo Guide: Best Time to Visit & Must-Try Pastries in Kuramae, Tokyo”

Step into a Storybook: The Antique Charm of “Kashiya Shinonome” & The Best Kuramae Sweets

2026年2月15日 by CityNomix

A clear plastic bag filled with baked goods such as madeleines, scones, and cookies sitting on a wooden ledge next to a window with Japanese text.

Hello, this is CityNomix. In the world of digital marketing, I spend my days analyzing data on screens. But sometimes, I feel a strong urge to disconnect and seek out experiences that have texture, warmth, and a soul. In our previous entry, we explored the backstreets of Kuramae and discovered “Hangetsu Roastery,” a stoic, Continue reading “Step into a Storybook: The Antique Charm of “Kashiya Shinonome” & The Best Kuramae Sweets”