A man peeked out of a round hole in the wall and looked at me like he was a talk show host

Round Hole In Yu Garden

The Building Overlooked By The Round Window That Looks Like An Eyeball Is Called The First-class Horse Viewing Area, A Remnant Of The Spectator Stand Of The Old Yokohama Racecourse

Round Windows In The Wall Of The Yokosuka Art Museum

Big Round Eyes

Surprising Girl With Round Eyes

Window Of The Tea-Ceremony Room

The Round Window In The Main Hall Of Meigetsu-in Is The Window Through Which The Japanese Garden Spreads Out

Large Round Hole In A Taoist Temple Called Kuan Ying Teng

The INTERMEDIATHEQUE Facility At KITTE Is A Permanent Exhibition Facility For Academic Specimens Accumulated By The University Of Tokyo Since Its Establishment In 1877

Woman Plugging A Circular Hole In Yu Garden

Shiseido Hall In Tetsugakudo Park

Man Passing Through The Thatch Ring At Hirakawa Tenmangu Shrine

View Beyond The Circle Made Of Branches

Hatomori Hachiman Shrine Is Old, But Its Presence Among The People Of Tokyo Is Not Very Significant

Shibuya Hikawa Jinja And Konnoh Hachimangu, Which Are Located Not Too Far Apart, Were Founded In The Same Year, According To A Legend

The Yellow Sign Was Posted That Read NO MUSIC, NO LIFE

Ring Of Thatch Placed At Togo Jinja Shrine

It Is Said That If You Pass Through This Big Ring Made Of Thatched Grass Three Times In The Shape Of The Figure Eight, You Will Be Purged Of Diseases, Sins, And Impurities

They Say That Thanaka Is Just A Sunscreen, But I Can't Help But Feel That It Serves More Than That

I'm More Interested In The Rings Painted On The Cheeks Than The Hat-shaped Accessory

Circles On His Cheeks

Sadhu Forming A Ring

Man With A Grim Face Under Tires

Three Kids In The Circle

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