A peddler was coming

Mobile Juice Stand

Woman With A Yoke

Woman Carrying A Yoke

Woman Carried Baskets On A Pole

Junk, Lungi And Yoke

Although Rice Is The Staple Food In Indonesia, It Is Not Unusual To See People Selling Bread

Indonesian Sambal And Indian Sambar Are Two Very Different Things

The Man Peddling Bread In Jakarta Had A Suona In His Hand

You May See Motorcycles In Jakarta's Residential Areas, But Rarely Do You See Private Cars

One Of The Things You See In Southeast Asia That You Don't See In Japan Is A Carrying Pole

Serabi Is A Traditional Indonesian Snack, A Pancake-like Mixture Of Rice Flour, Coconut Milk And Sugar

The Man Looked Bored, As If He Was Doing Business In A Busy Place But Not Selling Well

A Peddler Carrying A Carrying Pole Can Do Business Anywhere

While Many People Are Doing Business, Everything Sold At The Stalls Near The Intersection Is Very Similar

Bangkok Is A Modern Metropolis, So Maybe The Old-fashioned Balance Bar Doesn't Really Fit The Bill

In A Shopping Street In Phra Nakhon District, Some People Were Selling Their Wares From Food Stalls, While Others Were Selling Their Wares From A Carrying Pole

Despite Economic Sanctions Imposed By The International Community, The Streets Of Yangon Were Overflowing With Fruit

There May Be A Banana Plantation Near This Station Because Large Bunches Of Bananas Are Loaded On The Balance Poles On The Platform

While I Was Absorbed In Taking Pictures, A Peddler On The Platform Across From Me Told Me That A Train Was Approaching

Peddlers Passing Each Other

Street Vendor And Her Carrying Pole

Carrying Pole And Bánh Mì

Woman Carrying Many Belongings

Yoke, Women And Hats

Like Traditional Japanese Custom, Myanmar People Seem To Sleep On Sleeping Mats On The Floor

Cab Waiting For Customers At Osanbashi Terminal

Judging By The Name Opera City, It Is The Opera House That Is Supposed To Be At The Center

It's Hard To Tell If Indonesian Kinship Names Are Older Or Younger

Yushima Tenjin Is Built On The Edge Of A Plateau, So There Is A Steep Staircase Called Otokozaka By The Precincts Of The Shrine

SUICA And ICOCA Nationwide Transport IC Cards Are Not Accepted On Nagaden Buses