The woman in the alley was hitting the alms bowl with a hammer

The Man With The Phra Kruang On Was Making Bowls For The Monks To Use To Alms

The Alms Bowls Used By Buddhist Monks In Their Ascetic Practices Were Also Built In A Secular Environment

The Man Who Hit The Hammer Rhythmically With A Thump Was A Locksmith

Man Was A Wood-carver

Walking Around Town In The Kathmandu Valley, It Is Common To See People Doing Wood Carving

Hammer, Chisel And Scrap Iron

Man Making A Prayer Wheel

Craftsman With A Hammer And A Chisel

Man Working At A Studio

The Girl In A Dress That Didn't Look Like It Belonged In The Amulet Market, Lined With Buddhist Stores, Was Standing There

The Fishmonger At The Khlong Toei Market, Where The Woman Didn't Even Wear A Front, Just A Beautiful Floral Shirt And Focused On Selling To Her Customers

A Chinese Temple Stands Quietly On A Trashy Chinatown Street

If You Only Have A Fork And A Knife, It Is Said That In Thai Cuisine, It Is Good Manners To Use A Spoon To Cut With

In Bangkok, Just Like In Tokyo, There Are Convenience Stores Operating Here And There, And Most Of Them Seem To Be 7-Eleven

Bowls And Buckets Were Piled Up, And A Woman Was Washing Them All By Herself

Compared To Japan, Where Bookstores Are Still All Over Town, Though Becoming Fewer And Fewer, It Is Difficult To Find A Bookstore In India

Walking Down Thanlyin, I Heard The Sound Of Hammers Pounding Metal Out Of Nowhere, And Soon The Forge Came Into View

Chisel, Hammer And Smile

Iron Frames And Hammer

Hammer And Shoe

Man Fastening The Nailhead

Two Men At The Door And A Walking Boy

Wooden Hammer And Man

Hammer And Scrap Iron In His Hand

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