In a quiet corner of the old quarter, a man sat on a small plastic chair outside a shop where bundles of envelopes were stacked high. He was focused on his smartphone, yet behind him, the neatly tied tea-colored envelopes exuded a quiet presence. In Japan, where digitization has taken over and postal mail is now mostly limited to New Year's cards, this scene felt oddly nostalgic—and, in a way, enviable.
In Vietnam, from cities to remote villages, the postal network is still going strong. Postcards, parcels, handwritten letters—these remain essential tools for bridging distances between people, deeply embedded in the rhythms of everyday life.
Jun 2025 PEOPLE VIETNAM | |
CAP CHAIR GLASSES HANOI |
No
12879
Shooting Date
Mar 2025
Posted On
June 27, 2025
Place
Hanoi, Vietnam
Genre
Street Photography
Camera
SONY ALPHA 7R V
Lens
ZEISS BATIS 2/40 CF