The young men hung out by the wayside

Perhaps Thick Neighborhoods Still Exist In Jakarta's Densely Populated Residential Areas

The Young Man With A Cell Phone Passed In Front Of The Karasumori Shrine

Young Man Sitting On The Board

Young Man Sitting In A Storefront Talking On His Cell Phone

Now Calling With A Cell Phone

Hiding From The Rain

Man Sitting At The Side Of The Entrance

Considering The Prevalence Of Smartphones, There Must Be Some Villages Where Most Of The Villagers Still Do Not Have Smartphones

I Had The Impression That Japan Was Behind India In IT, But I Don't Think That's True, At Least When It Comes To Travel

Looking At The Penetration Rate Of Smartphones, India's Penetration Rate Is Low For A Country That Is Considered An IT Powerhouse

As The Japanese Economy Shrank, It Seemed As If Things Not Directly Related To Life, Such As Museums Built During The Bubble Economy, Were Slowly Disappearing

I Wonder What A Photograph Taken Digitally Will Look Like Half A Century From Now

The Name Botero Matches The Style

Seeing Her Brother Looking At His Phone, Her Sister Was Envious

The Man Clutched His Cell Phone, Waiting To Be Contacted

As A Result Of The Long Time That Has Passed Since It Was Introduced, Tofu Looks Like A Locally Born Ingredient In Indonesia

The Woman Was Behind The Food Stall, Surfing The Web, Waiting For Customers To Arrive

Although It Seems Like Everyone Is Using A Smartphone, Indonesia's Smartphone Penetration Rate Is Only About 30% For The Country As A Whole

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

Once You Place Your Order, You'll Feel Like A Monk Until The Food Comes Out

Lion Dancers Celebrate Chinese New Year At A Shopping Mall In Jakarta

There Were Men Behind The Stalls, But They Were All Looking At Their Phones, And It Was Hard To Tell Whether They Were Working Or Resting

Pasar Baru, A Shopping Street In Jakarta's Little India, Had Many Apparel-related Stores

Smartphones Are Common In Jakarta, But The Man Was Using An Old Type Of Foldable Cell Phone

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