Many plastic chairs were placed in the storefront

Young Man Fiddling His Smartphone

The Eating Place In An Alley In Jakarta Where Women Without Hijab Also Ate Their Meals

The Chatuchak Market Moved To Its Current Location In 1982, So Overall It Is Not So Old And The Aisles Are Well Maintained

The Man Sitting At A Table In An Eating Place Looked Like He Was Out Of His Mind

Empty Restaurant

Upstairs Table

Table Before Hours

Family Around A Table

It Takes A Lot Of People's Wisdom, Time, And Money To Wrap The Arc De Triomphe

Grcic's Chair_ONE In Front Of The Gallery

The New Wing Of The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum Has A Café And Tables On The Terrace

The Man Was Eating A Meal With Cats In Jakarta, Where It Was Not Customary For Families To Eat Together

I'm Almost Convinced That Islam Is One Of The Reasons Why There Are So Many Cats In Jakarta

Pasar Baru, A Shopping Street In Jakarta's Little India, Had Many Apparel-related Stores

Stores Were Closed And There Was An Air Of Peacefulness In The Residential Area On Sunday

Bajaj In Indonesia Is Generally Operated By Drivers Who Rent Vehicles On A Daily Basis From Owners Who Have Dozens Of Vehicles

Jakarta's Raya Mangga Besar Street Is Wide But Dimly Lit With Few Streetlights

A Woman Was Keeping A Ledger In A Food Stall

A Young Girl Was Leaning Against Her Mother Who Was Sitting Cross-legged On A Chair

Despite Being In The Same Building, Junction City And New Bogyoke Market Have Very Different Atmospheres

The People In The Myo Ma Market Do Not Think For A Second That Foreign Tourists Can Be Their Customers, Too

Although It Is A Western-style Dress, The Color Scheme Is Inherited From The Vivid Colors Of The Ethnic Costume

A Stall With Customers Relaxing With Newspapers Spread Out Looks Like Someone's Living Room

Rubies, A Specialty Of Myanmar, Were Not Sold At The Kyauktan Market

The Boy Walking Around With No Pants On Showed No Interest In The Camera Or Me

Stark-naked Boy And Grandma

It's Hard To Tell If Indonesian Kinship Names Are Older Or Younger

The Line On The Forehead Is A Religious Mark Called A Tilaka, Which Indicates The Religious Denomination Believed In By Color And Shape

The Bright Red, High Walls Are An Eye-catcher In The Cityscape

A Woman Was Strolling With Her Dog On A Baby Carriage In The Precincts Of Kita-in Temple