The figure was crossing a bridge over a tidal inlet pond

A Small Bridge In Hamarikyu

Figures Walking The Opposite Side Of The Pond

Hamarikyu Is Not Far From Ginza, So It Is A Nice Place To Visit On A Whim

Although Skyscrapers Can Be Seen, The Hustle And Bustle Of The City Does Not Enter Hamarikyu Gardens

Modern Buildings At The End Of The Path

Cat Was Going On The Fallen Leaves

Ball On Her Umbrella

When You Walk Around Hamarikyu, There Is Always A Skyscraper Somewhere In Your Field Of Vision

Bridge, Trees, And People Reflected In Pond In Higo Hosokawa Garden

Figures Reflected On The Pond

People Crossing A Small Stone Bridge Over Inokashira Pond

Why Is It That The Harder I Try Not To Fall, The More I Feel Like I Will Fall?

Foreign Tourists Queued Up To Cross The Bridge Over The Pond In Kiyosumi Garden

Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Built As A Daimyo's Garden, Is Scattered With Motifs To Entertain Visitors

Between Okayama Korakuen Garden And Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden Started Calling Itself Korakuen Earlier

Bridges, Even Small Ones, Seem To Connect One World To Another

The Flow Of The Ooigawa River In Koishikawa Korakuen Was Very Calm

There Was A Myoken Pond Filled With Water In A Section Of Chiba Shrine That Was Paved With Concrete And Looked Like A Schoolyard In The Heart Of The City

I Don't Think The Compound Name, Which Combines Names, Is Very Major In Japan

Originally A Mundane Name, The Hill Became Kioizaka Because Of The Residences Of The Kishu Tokugawa Family, The Owari Tokugawa Family, And The Ii Family Of The Hikone Domain

Pond Surrounded By The Dwellings In Bungamati

Symmetric Scene On The Surface

Painter By The Pond

Trees On The Surfece Of A Pond

Sultan Ahmed Mosque Has Six Minarets

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

Stark-naked Boy And Grandma

Cab Waiting For Customers At Osanbashi Terminal

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