A man relaxing having his feet on the table

Cross-legged Woman

Bathing Man

Express Train Was Coming

Man Pouring Out Chinese Tea

Two People Playing Chinese Chess In A Park In Chiayi

Juice Stand Selling Lactobacillus Beverage

Famous Chinese Cabbage

Porcelain China And Woman

Side Face Of Buddha Statue

If You Want To Go To The Main Shrine Of Meiji Jingu In A Calm Atmosphere, I Recommend Heading From Sangubashi Bridge

Maybe I Should Give Something Away Too, To Get Along With A Strange Cat

Part Of A Building From Edo Castle Has Been Moved To Kita-in Temple

Cat With Lordly Air Relaxing Under The Car

A Shrine To Ward Off Demons Called Kimonsama Was Erected In The Garden Of A Wealthy Farmer Built More Than 100 Years Ago

A Rest Stop In Shinjuku Gyoen Park Was Somehow Transformed Into A Starbucks

The Reason Why Strolling Through A Redeveloped Town Doesn't Seem Interesting Is Because The Flow Of People Has Become Too Smooth

There Are Quite A Few Men Who Do Not Participate In Group Prayers Even When They Are Held At A Neighborhood Mosque

The Man Who Stood Still While People Were Busy Was Very Conspicuous Because He Was Doing Nothing

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

Mosques In The Arab World Often Have Beggars, But There Were No Beggars In The Istiqlal Mosque

People In Jakarta Are Not Interested In Foreigners, Either Because They Are Not Rare, So Walking Around Places Where There Are Not Many Tourists Does Not Attract Much Attention

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

The Hat, Thai Ngob, Seems To Look Disproportionately Large On The Head

In A Wooden Box In A Tourist Cafeteria, A Boy Was Looking At A Tablet PC

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