Photos of IN THE CITY (13/72)

KKR Sounds Like A Religious And Suspicious Organization, But It Is The Federation Of National Public Service Personnel Aid Associations

A Cafe For People To Read, Not Even Allowed To Make Small Talk

Japanese People Are Too Law-abiding To Wait For The Traffic Light To Turn Green Even When There Are No Cars On The Road

Just As Roads Crossed At Right Angles On The Ground, Power Lines Crossed At Right Angles In The Sky

It's A Glimmering That You Can't Seem To See What's Going On Inside, And You Can Only Sort Of Make Out The Shadows Of People Moving

It Is Believed That Climbing The Steep Stone Steps Of Success In Life Will Help You Get Ahead In Life

The Signboard On The New Shimbashi Building, Which Gleamed In The Darkness, Glared At The Businessmen Who Were Working Despite Their Contradictions

One Was Standing On This Platform And One On That Platform At Shimbashi Station

At Shimbashi Station At Dusk, Each Of The Passengers Was Not Talking To Anyone, But Silently Waiting For The Train To Come

The Minato City Local History Museum Has A Café In Addition To The Exhibition Space

Visiting Ancestors' Graves On The Far Shore Is Not An Original Buddhist Custom

The Stroller Blinked Across The Puddle Of Sun

Smoking Is Banned Everywhere, And Going Into A Coffee Shop Is An Easy And Reliable Way To Smoke

Today's Shimbashi Station Is Not The Shimbashi Station, The Birthplace Of The Railroad, And The Locomotive In SL Square Is A Locomotive That Has Never Run In This Area

When I Go To A Buffet Style Restaurant, I Tend To Eat Too Much Because I Am A Poor Person

Yodobashi Camera's Yodobashi Is Not The Founder's Last Name, But The Name Of A Place That Once Existed

It Would Be Illegal For A Member Of The Public Who Does Not Have A Type 2 License To Transport People On Uber's Ridesharing Service

Not Many People Stop And Look At The Myths Of Tomorrow

The Alleys Of Sangenjaya Must Be Taken Over By High-rise Buildings In Due Course

A Maze Of Alleys Remains In A Corner Of Sangenjaya

It's Much More Fun To Walk Around The Local Shopping Streets Where You Don't Know What Kind Of Stores Are There

In Developing Countries, It Is Common To See People Repairing Bags, Umbrellas, Etc. For A Living

The Downtown Area Of Bago Was Bustling With People With Parasols Out

The Market In Bago Seems To Be More Like A Flea Market, With Each Person Bringing What He Or She Wants To Sell

Ferocious Clouds Were Floating At The End Of The Road Under The Strong Sunlight

There Is Nothing To Indicate That This Is A Bus Stop, So It Is Difficult For A Stranger To Recognize This As A Bus Stop

When I Come To A Place Of Faith, I Want To Forget The Time Of The Day And Feel The Eternity Of Time

The 114-meter-high Pagoda At Shwemawdaw Pagoda Is The Tallest Pagoda In Myanmar

Many Buddha Statues And One Woman

The Atmosphere At Yangon Central Station Is Tranquil, And It's Hard To Tell If People Are Buying Tickets Or Just Standing Around Talking

Children Were Playing On The Platform Of Yangon Central Station

Some People Sit On The Floor At Yangon Central Station Waiting For The Train

The Time They Were Conversing And The Cars On The Roadway Were All That Could Be Seen In This Neighborhood

In An Alley With A Local Atmosphere, A Boy Had His T-shirt Rolled Up And Over His Head

A Creek Ran Straight Through The Disorderly Built-up Residential Area

I Suppose There Is No Such Thing As Urban Planning In A Plot Where Alleys And Dwellings Are Built In A Haphazard Manner

After Exiting Bogyoke Aung San Market, I Found Myself On The Platform Of Phaya Lan Train Station

I Think People In Myanmar Are Basically Addicted To Print, Although Smartphones Have Become Popular And There Are Fewer People Reading Books On The Street

Bananas Are A Common Fruit In Myanmar, But They Seem To Be A Different Kind Of Banana From Those Sold In Japan

The Woman Carrying A Large Bag Was Clearly Reflected In The Puddle