The cat was sitting neatly in the cemetery

The Cemetery Of Lady Kasuga Is Not Popular, But It Is Magnificent

Most Of Those Buried In The Taukkyan War Cemetery Are Soldiers Who Fought Against The The Japanese Army In World War II

There Was A Cemetery For Muslims In Bangkok, A Predominantly Buddhist City With No Graves

There Was A Mosque On One Of The Back Streets And A Muslim Cemetery Next To It

Cemetery In Roppongi

The Crosses Here And There Set This Cemetery Apart From Japanese Cemeteries

Woman Walking The Approach Of Meiji Jingu

The Priests, Dressed In Old-fashioned Costumes, Also Wore Old-fashioned Shoes Called "asa-gustsu" On Their Feet

If You Look Around, There Are Inventions Of Tradition Here And There

The Precincts Of Meiji Jingu Shrine Used To Be The Residence Of The Ii Family, The Lords Of The Hikone Domain, At The End Of The Edo Period

Japanese Rockabilly Has A Long History And Seems To Have Already Entered Japan In The Late 1950s

Yoyogi Park Was Built In 1909 And Used To Be The Yoyogi Training Camp Of The War Ministry

When I Approached The Meiji Jingu Shrine By The Smell, I Found Dumplings Being Baked

At The Meiji Jingu Shrine, A Woman With Two Cameras Was Clicking The Shutter Incessantly

I've Never Seen The Roadway Over The Jingu Bridge Over The Railroad Tracks Near Harajuku Station So Crowded

It Is Believed That The First Person To Be Married In A Shinto Ceremony Was Emperor Taisho, Only 120 Years Ago

The Name Horns Hide Is Quite A Curious One, And The Bride Is Supposed To Have Horns

The Sun Shone Through The Trees And The Sake Barrels Seemed To Come Alive In The Sunlight

Man Writing A Wooden Plaque

People In The Rest Station

Couple In The Woody Approach

People With A Hat Waiting For The Show

Woman Waving A Flag

Commemorative Photo Of The Bride And Groom

Like Traditional Japanese Custom, Myanmar People Seem To Sleep On Sleeping Mats On The Floor

Sultan Ahmed Mosque Has Six Minarets

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 Newly Completed Shibuya Sakura Stage Has An Intricate Escalator Structure, Perhaps Reflecting Its Complexity