Photos of IN THE CITY (13/73)

There Were No Noisy Announcements On The Dimly Lit Platform Of Mahachai, And The Air Was Calm

It Was As If It Was A Rule In Mahachai That Anyone Working In A Grocery Store Had To Wear Yellow

A Pedicab Called Samlor Was Parked In Front Of An Old-fashioned Magazine Dealer

If More Stores Appeared By The Railroad Tracks, It Could Become A Tourist Attraction Like Mae Klong

When I Open My Guidebook, The Mae Klong Page Says Nothing About Anything But The Railroad Market

Apparently More Than 60 Varieties Of Mangoes Are Grown In Thailand

Few People Leave By Boat In This Day And Age, But Even Today Lighthouses Are Associated With Setting Sail Into The Unknown

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

The Food Court At JJ Mall Was A Confusing Structure For Travelers

The Vast Chatuchak Market Is Divided Into Sections By Product

The Chatuchak Market Moved To Its Current Location In 1982, So Overall It Is Not So Old And The Aisles Are Well Maintained

The Road Leading From Mo Chit BTS Station To Chatuchak Market Was Very Crowded

Next To The Siam Paragon Shopping Mall, There Is Another Shopping Mall Called Siam Discovery

There Are So Many Shopping Malls Around Siam BTS Station That It Is Hard To Decide Which One To Go To

The Golden Buddha Statue At Wat Traimit Is A Mysterious Buddha Statue That Has Long Been Plastered Over

Lhong Tou Cafe In Chinatown, Where The Seats Were Assembled Like A Three-dimensional Puzzle

The Alleys In Chinatown Are Not Intricately Intertwined, But You Can Easily Lose Your Sense Of Direction When Walking Through Them

Khao Means Rice, Man Means Oil, And Gai Means Chicken, And Khao Man Gai Directly Represents Hainanese-style Chicken Rice

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, There Are Many Overseas Chinese Living Outside Of Chinatown, And Many Store Signs Use Chinese Characters, Perhaps To Indicate Their Roots

Looking At The Shopping Malls With Famous Brand-name Stores That Even I Recognize, I See The Economic Growth Of Thailand

An Altar In The Tha Tien Market, Where A Landowner God Was Enshrined

The Walls Of The Royal Palace In Bangkok Are Lined With Objects That Look Like Spades

Artwork Featuring AKIRA Was Painted On The Temporary Enclosure Of Shibuya PARCO

Maybe The Scramble Crossing In Shibuya Is Treated Like Times Square In New York City

At St. Ignatius Church, Tokyo, Mass Is Celebrated In Several Languages Other Than Japanese

The Emperor Lord Wen Chang Enshrined In The Wenchang Palace, Is A Chinese Deity Of Learning And Academic Achievement

When The Ground Floor Of A Building Is Recessed Into A Walkway, It's Comfortable To Walk Around And Avoid The Sun

If It Is Written In Traditional Chinese, I Can Somehow Read The Meaning, But If It Is Written In Simplified Chinese, This Is Not The Case

Taiwan's Motorcycle Ownership Rate Is 65.3 Per 100 People, Making It The Most Popular Country For Motorcycles

I Think The Chinese People Look Best In Tank Tops In The World

What Non-traditional Market Are You Referring To?

The Stores Out On The Street Have Their Stores Open In Front Of The Building Entrances As A Matter Of Course

The Peak Season For Bamboo Shoots In Taiwan Is July And August

The Very Useful Google Maps Doesn't Even Tell You How To Pay The Fee

Even In The Historic Datong District, It Is Difficult To Feel Its History Just By Walking Around

Most Of The Stores On Dihua Street Are Dry Food And Chinese Medicine Stores, But There Are Also Some Stores Selling Meat Buns

Dihua Street, An Old Street That Has Remained Since Before World War II, Is Lined With Stores Selling Chinese Herbs, Dried Goods, Crustaceans, And Dried Fruits

I Still Don't Know How To Get To The Roundabout At The West Exit Of Shinjuku Station By Car

I Don't Know If It's The Effects Of Global Warming, But I Can't Help But Feel That The Most Pleasant Season, Spring, Is Getting Shorter And Shorter Every Year