Tokyo, photos.

A switch appeared in the wall next to the giant cat, on a shelf in a video, on a giant video screen in the square outside the Shinjuku East train station, Tokyo, Japan.

After the cat had hit the switch on the wall, a cat flap opened, and the cat went through it. The cat flap opened on a building on the other side of the square, and the cat's head appeared through it as the cat's rear end disappeared on the original building outside the Shinjuku East train station, Tokyo, Japan.

Alan Morris in Tokyo, Japan, in a shopping area near the Shinjuku East train station.

Alan Morris in the square outside the Shinjuku East train station in Tokyo, Japan.

Alan Morris at Shinjuku East train station in Tokyo, Japan.

Alan Morris at the Meiji Shinto Shrine, Tokyo, Japan.

Meiji Shinto Shrine, Tokyo, Japan.

Alan Morris in front of a statue of Kusunoki Masashige, a Japanese military commander and samurai from the Kamakura period. It is next to the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.

Statue of Kusunoki Masashige in the grounds of the Imperial Palace in the centre of Tokyo, Japan.

Alan Morris stood before the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

People walking through a park surrounding the Imperial Palace in the centre of Tokyo, Japan.

My arty view of a Japanese building rising to meet a blue sky and the clouds over Tokyo.

Nakamise Shopping Street, Tokyo, Japan.

The Zōjō-ji Buddhist temple in Tokyo, Japan. Behind it and to the right, you can see the Tokyo Tower, Japan's version of the Eiffel Tower.

Alan Morris, next to the Zōjō-ji Buddhist temple in Tokyo with the Tokyo Tower behind him.

Bell at the Zōjō-ji Buddhist temple in Tokyo

This was my first Japanese breakfast. I don't know what most of it was, but it was beautiful. Served in the Sheraton Miyako Hotel, Tokyo.

Alan Morris at the Nakamise Shopping Street, Tokyo, Japan. Behind, you can see Japanese people in traditional dress.