The potteries in the slope looked like suckers of an octopus

Clay Pipe Hill in Tokoname
Shot in Tokoname, Aichi
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The photo is of the Clay Pipe Hill in Tokoname. Both sides of the narrow slope were covered with Tokoname pottery. Tokoname was a very active pottery town since ancient times, so the slope was probably built like this.

Looking at the Tokoname clay pipes lined up in a row, they looked like suckers of an octopus. I was worried that I might be sucked up by them when I passed through. Of course I won't be sucked in.

But I'm a skeptic, I think. Maybe the reason I didn't get sucked in is simply because the octopus, disguised as Tokoname pottery, didn't like my appearance. Sometimes even ugly looks can be useful.

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Aug 2005 AICHI STILL LIFE

PHOTO DATA

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161

Shooting Date

Aug 2005

Posted On

August 30, 2005

Modified On

October 26, 2020

Place

Tokoname, Aichi

Genre

Street Photography

Camera

CANON EOS 1V

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