Photos of ARCHITECTURE (5/13)

Despite The Exaggerated Name Daimyojin, The Shrine Was A Very Small One

The Door Of The Hall Of Worship Was Open, And I Could See The Sacred Staff Standing Inside

When Tokugawa Ieyasu Entered Edo, Marunouchi Was Part Of The Hibiya Inlet, And What Stretched Out Was Not A District Of Buildings But The Sea

A Series Of Arches Supported By Ionic Columns At The Entrance Of The University Of Tokyo's Archives

Shohachiman Shrine, Surrounded By Residential Areas, Was Enveloped In Colorful Foliage

The Area Around Kaminarimon, The Centerpiece Of Tokyo Sightseeing, Is Always Crowded

Not Only The Buildings Facing The Street, But Also The Backs Of Them Seemed To Be Lined With Old-fashioned Houses

I Later Learned That These Chinese Characters Mean Opening A Store

In Taiwan, There Seems To Be A Custom Of Sending A Large Flower Ring To God As Well, And It Was Kind Of Like An Opening Celebration

The Roof Of The Mazulou Tianhou Temple Was Crowded With Not Only Gods But Also Humans And Animals.

Facing The Unpopular Temple, I Thought That The God Enshrined In The Temple Must Be Having Too Much Time On His Hands

Signs On The Streets Of Tainan Were Rarely Decorated With Alphabets Or Other Foreign Words

Apartments Across The Street From Each Other

Red Door And Yellow Rivets

Kabuki-Za Between Buildings

Rickshaws Were Painted On The Noren Hanging At The Entrance To The Public Bathhouse

The Buddhist Hall Of Engaku-ji Temple Was Rebuilt In 1964 After It Collapsed In The Great Kanto Earthquake

The Old House Was Not Only Well Cared For But Also Meticulously Crafted

Shadows On The Wooden Door

Row Of Square Pillars

Building In A Corner Of The Street

Columnar Support And Wires

Perplexed Iron Frames

Gate And Car

In Contrast To The Nearby Meiji Jingu Shrine, The Grounds Of Konnoh Hachimangu Are Peaceful In The New Year

Windows In A Grid

Small Noodle Shop

Takanawa Fire Station

East Gate Of Keio University

Lanterns In Kanemaru-Inari Jinja

Skytree Stretches Up Toward The Sky

Red Pillars In The Gate Of Zojo-Ji

Torii On The Other Side Of The Gate

The Torii Gate Standing On A Slightly Battered Shrine Looked Like It Would Fall Over If The Wind Blew

Wooden Pole In Front Of Tenmyokoku-ji

Cocoon-like Building

Old-fashioned Shop In Ueno Park

Torii At Senzoku-Ike

Taj Mahal Hotel In The Other Side Of Gateway Of India

The Tourists Writhing In The Pyramid Of The Sun Were Like Ants Swarming Around A Lump Of Sugar