Restaurants and bars are close-packed in the lanes
I visited an alleyway near Kichijoji Station. The alleyway is densely packed with bars, cafeterias and shops, and it's called Harmonica Alley. I wonder if there used to be a lot of people with harmonicas on the street. At any rate, the name evokes the scent of the old favorite era. The alleyway, which succeeded in escaping the wave of redevelopment, has a certain charm to it. And there were a lot of people coming and going in the alley.
It was still too early to eat, but some bars were already open for business, and some people were feeling tipsy when I peeked inside. The restaurant at the edge of the photo also seemed to be open for business because the sign was lit up. When I stopped and held up my camera, a woman wearing a mask crossed the alleyway.
| Jul 2016 IN THE CITY TOKYO | |
| ALLEYWAY KICHIJOJI SIGNBOARD |
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PHOTO DATA
No
9820
Shooting Date
Apr 2016
Posted On
July 27, 2016
Modified On
October 3, 2023
Place
Kichijoji, Tokyo
Genre
Street Photography
Camera
SIGMA DP2 MERRILL
