The woman seemed to feel grumpy

People In Myanmar Apply Thanaka Not Only As A Cosmetic, But Also As A Sunscreen

Hand-rolled Cigars Are Less Expensive Than Machine-rolled Cigarettes, Even Though They Are Supposedly Made By Hand, Because Wages Are Lower

Woman Washing Clothes By Hand In A Residential Area Near Yangon Central Station

There Was No Change In The Fact That They Wore Something Called Thanaka, Which I Don't Know If It Was Makeup Or Sunscreen, Or The Fact That They Liked To Chew The Leaves Of A Binglow Plant Called Kun

Woman Pointing Fingers In The Lane

Woman With A Bindi And A Pierce

Woman Sitting By The Wayside

Face Of A Woman Wearing Earrings

Confused Woman

There Are Ten Different Ways To Paint Thanaka, And It's Fun To Watch

The Woman Playing The Pipa In Lingering Garden, A World Heritage Site, Was Expressionless

The Girl's Expression Didn't Particularly Change When She Looked At The Camera, But She Did Make A Firm Peace Sign

There Were Buddha Statues And People Of Myanmar Who Are Said To Be Devout, But Not A Single Person Was Paying Homage

New Bogyoke Aung San Market And Bogyoke Aung San Market Have Similar Names But Very Different Atmospheres

The Woman In The Market, Brightly Dressed, Was Sewing

The Woman Was Cutting With A Finger Sack To Prevent Pain In Her Index Finger, Which She Used To Put Pressure On When Cutting

The Mother And Boys Sat By The Car Window, Waiting Patiently For The Departure

The Voice Of The Gaudily Dressed Person With Sunglasses And Large Earrings Was Unexpectedly Low

They Say That Thanaka Is Just A Sunscreen, But I Can't Help But Feel That It Serves More Than That

Bobbed Hair And Pierced Earrings

Girl Wearing Pierced Earring And A Frilly Dress

Young Man With Pierced Earrings

Smiling Girl With A Feminine Gesture

Blowing A Kiss

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