The cat appeared out of nowhere in a narrow alley between a wall and dwellings

The Cat Looking Around Under The Stall Looked Like A Human Checking To See If There Was Any Change Left Over In The Vending Machine

The Cat Was Completely At Home Next To The Elderly Locals Sitting Back And Relaxing

Tiled Patterns And A Cat

Cat Was Walking By The Wall

Shadow Of Boy And Cat

It Was A Claustrophobic Alley Between Tall Walls

In Jakarta, Human-powered Vehicles Called Becak Are Not Allowed To Run Except In Residential Areas And Other Downtown Areas

It Seems To Be The Same In The U.S., Japan, And Indonesia That A Wall Makes You Want To Draw Something

Chinese Temples In Southeast Asia Often Have A Number Of Altars Inside The Hall

Even Though Old Batavia Is The Old Part Of Jakarta, Not All Of The Town Is Old-fashioned, Or Rather, Most Places Are Quite Normal

Cats In Jakarta Didn't Seem To Be Treated Badly

Jakarta Has Big Streets Running Through The City, But As Soon As You Turn Off To The Side Streets, All You Find Are Narrow Alleys That Cars Can't Even Pass Through

There Were Men Behind The Stalls, But They Were All Looking At Their Phones, And It Was Hard To Tell Whether They Were Working Or Resting

While You Often Encounter Cats When Walking Around Jakarta, You Rarely Encounter Dogs

Love Of Cats Is An Aspect Of Faith, Says Prophet Muhammed, Apparently

In Front Of The Mosque, The Sacred Space And The Secular World With A Woman Walking With A Plate Of Food, Were Side By Side

In Jakarta, It Seems That It Is Not Customary To Keep Motorcycles Inside The House, And There Are Many Motorcycles Parked In The Alley

The Long, Thin Fried Bread Known As You Tiao In The Chinese Culture Is Called Cakwe In Indonesia

Jelly Made From Medicinal Herbs Called Cin Cau Was Sold At A Food Stall In Jakarta

Jakarta Is Full Of Street Food, So If You Get Hungry While Walking, You Won't Have A Problem Eating

Kitakoji Alley Is An Inconspicuous Alley, But It Is An Old Alley That Has Existed Since The Time When Kyoto Was Known As Heian-kyo

Alleyway Without Windows

I Was Left Alone In The Alleyway

Hammer And Sickle Drawn On The Wall

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

It Is Not Unusual To See Three People On A Scooter In Taiwan

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

The Gesture Of Giving A Thumbs Up Does Not Always Have A Positive Meaning

Why Many Women In India Have Their Left Nostril Pierced

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