The statue of Qilin stationed in the sunny spot

The Sight Of New Stores Springing Up And Old Ones Disappearing Is A Reminder Of The Impermanence Of All Things

The Qilin Statues Adorning The Nihonbashi Bridge Are The Work Of A Sculptor Named Osao Watanabe

The Kirin On The Nihonbashi Bridge Has Wings That Should Not Be There

Her Upper Body Was Quite Forward, But Her Vital Legs Were Lagging Behind Her Upper Body

Some Were Silhouetted In A Speckle Of Sun And Shade, Others Shone Like Spotlights

Pedestrians On Nihonbashi Bridge

The Elevator Hall, Lit By Indirect Lighting, Dramatizes The Characters

The Nihonbashi River Did Not Have An Official Name Until 1882

The Sidewalk In Front Of The Old Department Store Was As Deserted As The Store Itself

The Elevator Hall Of The High-rise Building Was Dimly Lit, With Only The Floor Number Indicating The Destination Glowing Eerily

The Bright Sun Shining Down On The Drinking District Seemed Somehow Out Of Place

Looking At Delivery Super Cubs Parked In An Alleyway, You Would Think That Time Has Stopped

Crossing Highways

Labels Of Alcoholic Beverage

There Was A Peaceful Atmosphere At Sainen-ji Temple, Where Hattori Hanzo's Grave Is Located

Jizo In The Sun

Woman Walking In The Sun Beside The Elevated Tracks Of The Sobu Line

The Only Time You Can Clearly See People On The Street Is When They Show Up In A Puddle Of Sun

I Can't Help But Feel That All Cities Look Alike When They Are Redeveloped

Small Silhouettes On The Bridge

The Shinto Shrines Dedicated To Deities Not Often Seen Elsewhere Stand Within The Precincts Of The Hokkaido Jingu

A Woman Was Walking In The Center Of A Sun-drenched Road Instead Of Along The Shaded Roadside At The Bailan Market

The Girl's Skirt And Umbrella Shone So Brightly In The Sunlight, Their Vibrancy Contrasting With The Dull-coloured Torii Gate On The Other Side

Compared To The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum And The Museum Of Contemporary Art Tokyo, The Tokyo Photographic Art Museum Has Little Presence

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